Advisory board
• John
Perry Barlow
• Gorden
Bell
• Peter
Cochrane
• Deborah
Estrin
• Eric Haseltine
• Michael
Hawley
• Alan
Kay
• Leonard
Kleinrock
• Douglas
Lenat
• Robert
Lucky
• Nicholas
Negroponte
• David
Reed |
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Mr.
John Perry Barlow was the first to apply the term cyberspace to
the place it presently describes. Mr. Barlow is a speaker, consultant,
writer, and recognized commentator on a variety of subjects, including
the digital economy, digital copyright protection, and new challenges
to traditional liberties that arise from digital technology. In
1990, John Perry co-founded the Electronic Frontier Foundation
with Mitch Kapor, and he remains its vice chairman. He is the author
of two seminal articles, "The Economy of Ideas" and
"Declaration of the Independence of Cyberspace." Since
1998, he has been a Berkman Fellow at Harvard Law School. John
Perry was named one
of the "25 Most Influential People in Financial Services"
by
FutureBanker magazine, the “Thomas Jefferson of
Cyberspace” by
Yahoo! Internet Life, and a "cyberspace cadet" by
the
Wall Street Journal. Formerly a lyricist for the Grateful
Dead, he now writes songs for several bands. |
