Go_open episode 4

24 Dec 2004

Episode four was, as expected, even better produced than the previous episodes - "tighter" is the best way I can describe it. Fellow geeks Barry (talking about security) and Heather (about ccSA) came across well, although I think they could've asked better questions to Creative Commons founder Larry Lessig - he could tackle what I think they thought were more complex topics with ease, giving a better idea of what Creative Commons is about philosophically. But the logistics and results of Creative Commons was well-represented. Great show.

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Hi, I'm Neil Blakey-Milner, a technology generalist most interested by open source, security, and building scalable systems (especially if I get to use the Python programming language).

I "work" at the incredibly fun web-sites-for-everyone startup SynthaSite based in beautiful Cape Town, South Africa.

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