Devenez supporter de la FSFE dès aujourd’hui afin que nous puissions atteindre notre vision à long terme selon laquelle :

  • Chacun a le droit de supprimer et d’installer tout logiciel sur n’importe lequel de ses appareils !
  • Tous les financements publics destinés aux logiciels devraient être exclusivement consacrés au Logiciel Libre !
  • Tous les cadres réglementaires encouragent l’usage et le développement du Logiciel Libre.
  • Les décisions en matière de licences et de droit sont fondées sur des faits, et non sur la peur, l’incertitude ou le doute.
  • Les jeunes ont la possibilité de bricoler, d’expérimenter et de programmer avec le Logiciel Libre comme choix par défaut.

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Podcast

SFP#5 about regulation with Professor Lawrence Lessig

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For our Software Freedom Podcast we talk with people who have inspiring ideas about software freedom. In this episode, we talk with Professor Lawrence Lessig, founder of Creative Commons, about regulation of society, offline as well as online, about the different means of regulation, and shed light on regulations through code.

This fifth episode of the Software Freedom Podcast covers the complicated topic of regulation. Our guest is Professor Lawrence Lessig from the Harvard Law School. Lessig is a former board member of the Free Software Foundation and the Electronic Frontier Foundation, as well as founder and present Board member of Creative Commons. Lessig has published several books, including the influential and often-quoted "Code and Other Laws of Cyberspace". In this episode we discuss with Professor Lessig the different types of regulation that affect society both online and offline, such as laws, norms, the market, or architecture. In this respect we also touch upon code as a means of regulation. Enjoy learning about the positive and negative effects that some of these regulations can have on society, as well as the further development of ideas.

Katharina Nocun, Lawrence Lessig and Matthias Kirschner while recording the Software Freedom Podcast
Katharina Nocun, Lawrence Lessig and Matthias Kirschner while recording the Software Freedom Podcast.

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