Are you aware of our growing directory of interviews that are available in textual format, i.e. either for-print interviews or transcripts of audio or video interviews?
Catch them here at http://www.p2pfoundation.net/Category:Interviews.
(or do you rather listen and watch than read?)
Bio details are also available.
Overview:
A
* Adam Greenfield on Everyware and Ubiquitous Computing
* Alan Moore on Engagement Marketing
* Axel Bruns on Produsage
B
* Basarab Nicolescu on Transdisciplinarity
* Bernard Lietaer on Complementary Currencies for Social Change
* Bruce Simpson on the Making of a Hacker
C
* Christopher Spehr on Out-cooperating Empire
* Cory Doctorow on Metadata as Metacrap
* Cory Doctorow on the threat of Digital Rights Management
D
* Dale Carrico on Technoprogressive Politics
* Dan Gillmor on Citizen Media
* Danny Hills on Freebase
* Dave Pollard on Collaboration
* David Sifry on Technorati
E
* Ed Felten on the Failed Protection of Digital Content
* Eleonora Oreggio on the Making of a Female Hacker
* Eric Raymond on Open Source
* Eric von Hippel on the Democratization of Innovation
* Ethan Zuckerman on the Geekcorps
H
* Harold Varmus on Open Access and the Public Library of Science
I
* Interview with Kevin Rose of Digg
* Interview with Mark Anielski on the Economics of Happiness
J
* James Cascio on Technology and Politics
* James Surowiecki on the Wisdom of Crowds
* Jay Rosen on Open Source Journalism
* Jean-Louis Sagot Duvauroux on Free Beer and Civilization
* Jerry Michalsky on the Relationship Economy
* Joe Raby interviews Limewire
* John Wilbanks on Sharing the Physical Tools of Science
K
* Karim Lakhani on Open Source Science
L
* Lawrence Lessig on Free Culture
* Linus Torvalds on Open Peer to Peer Design
* Linus Torvalds on the Adoption of the Linux Operating System
* Linus Torvards on CNN
* Lucas Gonze of Webjay on Decentralizing Taste
M
* Mark Shuttleworth on the Roots of Ubuntu
* Marshall McLuhan Playboy Interview 1994
* Michael Goldhaber on the Attention Economy
* Michael Hart on Project Gutenberg
* Mitchell Baker on the Origins of Mozilla’s Open Source Strategy
P
* Pete Ashdown on Open Source Politics
* Peter Koenig on What is Money
* Peter Murray-Rust on Open Data in Science 2.0
* Peter Suber on the Open Access Movement
* Philippe Van Parijs on the Basic Income
R
* Richard Jefferson on Biological Open Source
* Richard Poynder on Open and Free Developments
* Richard Stallman on Free Software
* Robert Fuller on Dignitarianism
S
* Stephan Merten on Free Software and the GPL Society
* Stevan Harnad on Open Access
* Subbiah Arunachalam on Open Access in India
T
* Tara Hunt on Co-Working
V
* Vitek Tracz on Open Access and BioMed Central
W
* Ward Cunningham on the Invention of the Wiki and its Impact
Y
* Yochai Benkler on Peer Production