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Tag Archives: Corey Doctorow
Doctorow duo on digital rights activism
I recently read two short titles by Cory Doctorow, a SF author and internet freedom activist. For at least the last twenty years, Cory Doctorow has been thinking about the future of intellectual property, copyright, and the open internet. He … Continue reading
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Tagged Corey Doctorow, digital world, law, Man vs Machine, Technology and Society, tyranny inc
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Attack Surface
Attack Surface© 2020 Cory Doctorow385 pages When the Bay Bridge blew up, Masha wanted to catch the guys that did it. That desire for justice and revenge brought her to employment with the Department of Homeland Security, and still later … Continue reading
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Tagged civic activism, Corey Doctorow, Cybersecurity, dissent, science fiction, thriller
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IRL
© 2014 Cory Doctorow & Jen Wang 192 pages I happened to see Cory Doctorow’s name on the cover of this graphic novel, and had to take a look. The plot is heavily based on a short story of Doctorow’s, … Continue reading
Down and Out in the Magic Kingdom
Down and Out in the Magic Kingdom© 2003 Cory Doctorow202 pages In the not-very-distant future, death is an inconvenience, and material goods are no longer scarce. Instead, the currency of society is reputation, and Jules needs all of his reserves … Continue reading
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Tagged Corey Doctorow, science fiction, transhuman
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Pirate Cinema
Pirate Cinema© 2012 Cory Doctorow384 pages All Cecil B. DeVille wanted to do was make movies. He didn’t mean to ruin his family’s lives or start a revolution. In the not-too-distant future, consumer electronics have concealed chips which monitor and … Continue reading
Homeland
Homeland© 2013 Corey Doctorow400 pages Two years ago, an innocent teenager was swept up on the streets and thrown into a blacksite prison run by the Department of Homeland Security. Initially a suspect for being near the scene of an … Continue reading
Little Brother
Little Brother© 2008 Corey Doctorow380 pages Following the destruction of the Bay Bridge in San Francisco, a nightmare begins for a high school student who is scooped up by police in the aftermath. Not only has one of his friends … Continue reading