Thanks for this thoughtful response, Phil. It's hard for me to disagree
with someone who is so plugged into Internet2--and says such nice things
about me. But I'll do my best, with the help of Google and the EFF's
Seth Schoen.
> (1) the broadcast flag only applies to over-the-air broadcasts (no
(the same people in toronto recently launched the www.civiblog.org
service. /geert)
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Dear Martha
I do agree with you that this drive to make professors
into fundraisers constitutes an incredible burden and
also favors scholars with connections to fields that
are in fashion while diminishing attention to equally
good scholars in areas that are not considered sexy or
potentially luc
Hi John,
You are right, of course, I am aware that external funding has become an
accepted practice in some fields in higher education here in Austria, and
probably everywhere else in Europe too, although I remember that it was
controversial some fifteen years ago. I agree with Martha, though,
Thanks back to you Jon for furthering the discussion of some of the
tough issues raised by the new networked communication technologies.
To be clear, my intent in my first response was to address the
question posed in the subject line. That is, I wanted to make the
point that Internet2 is not
