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Index
Title Page Dedication Epigraph Introduction CHAPTER 1 - Public Noises
Taking Anarchy Seriously The Ideological Origins of the Techno-Cultural Revolution From Public Noises to Public Nuisances Don’t Follow Leaders, Watch the Parking Meters Anarchy, State, Utopia
CHAPTER 2 - The Ideology of Peer-to-Peer
The Nature of Distributed Systems The Ideology of P2P Anarchy of Access Versus the Stability of Ownership
CHAPTER 3 - Hacking the Currency
The Limits of Cynicism Misunderstanding Cyberspace Using “Our Technology” Against “Us” Protocols Versus Controls Hacking The Matrix
CHAPTER 4 - The Peer-to-Peer Revolution and the Future of Music
A Sports Story and a Crime Story Anarchy in the PC A Dying Industry? The Perfect Jukebox Music for the People or by the People? The Battle Moves from the Courts to the Computers A Rational Revolt? Enter the Ethicist
CHAPTER 5 - A Work in Progress or the Final Edit?
Immediate Gratification Hollywood Versus Hackers The Folly of Digital Television Just Another Appliance The Final Edit
CHAPTER 6 - Imagineering
Everything Can’t Be a Parody Rigging the System From Software to Hardware Intellectual Property Is Neither The Copyright “Crisis” Copyright as an Instrument of Censorship
CHAPTER 7 - Culture as Anarchy
Muting the Beat Global Culture by the Download How Do We Regulate Culture?
CHAPTER 8 - The Perfect Library
Libraries Under Suspicion The Perfect Library The Real Library The Information Elite The Power Anxious Out of Balance
CHAPTER 9 - The Anarchy and Oligarchy of Science and Math
Commerce and Control Pardon Me, May I Use My Genes? The Genome Game Science and Security Regulating Math Between Heston and Heidegger
CHAPTER 10 - The Nation-State Versus Networks
Soft Oligarchy: The Washington Consensus Techno-Libertarianism : The California Ideology Caffeinated Anarchy
CHAPTER 11 - The Empire Strikes Back
From Civil Society to Civil Disobedience Networks of Terror What’s a State to Do? The Locust Man Falun Gong.net Hacktivism Failed States
CHAPTER 12 - Conclusion
Deadly Synergy For Cultural Democracy For Civic Republicanism
Acknowledgements NOTES BIBLIOGRAPHY INDEX Copyright Page
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