From P2P Foundation

Pointers to printed interviews.

1. Excellent for beginners, a lively explanation of the vision: Robin Good interviews Michel Bauwens on the P2P Society
2. We particularly recommend Richard Poynder's continuing series of in-depth interviews with the pioneers of open/free culture, at http://dspace.dial.pipex.com/town/parade/df04/The%20Basement%20Interviews.htm (with updates in his Open and Shut blog. Richard Poynder is interviewed himself in this podcast interview by Sundar Raman.
3. Here's an in-depth interview on the 'personal'background to P2P Theory, at http://poynder.blogspot.com/2006/09/p2p-very-core-of-world-to-come.html
4. Theoretical and political points are best expressed here: Cosma Orsi interviews Michel Bauwens on P2P Politics

Key Interviews

1. Christopher Kelty on the Culture of Free Software
2. Christopher Spehr on Out-cooperating Empire

Articles in category "Interviews"

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A Adam Greenfield on Everyware and Ubiquitous Computing Alan Moore on Engagement Marketing Annette Holtkamp on Open Repositories for the Physics Community Axel Bruns on Produsage B Bank of Common Knowledge Basarab Nicolescu on Transdisciplinarity Bernard Lietaer on Complementary Currencies for Social Change Bill Mortimer on Institutional Repositories for Open Access in Science Born Digital Bruce Simpson on the Making of a Hacker C Christopher Kelty on the Culture of Free Software 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 F Fuller, Robert

G Give Away Economy H Harold Varmus on Open Access and the Public Library of Science I Interview with Kevin Rose of Digg J James Cascio on Technology and Politics James Surowiecki on the Wisdom of Crowds Jascha Franklin-Hodge on How Obama Really Did It 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 Leslie Chan on Open Access for the Developing World 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 Anielski on the Economics of Happiness Mark Shuttleworth on the Roots of Ubuntu Marshall McLuhan Playboy Interview 1994 Michael Goldhaber on the Attention Economy Michael Hart on Project Gutenberg Michel Bauwens on Open Business Michel Bauwens on the P2P Paradigm Mitchell Baker on the Origins of Mozilla's Open Source Strategy

N Nikos Salingaros on Peer to Peer Urbanism O On Piracy Open Voices Other Side of Eden P P2P Book Authors Talking about their Books 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 Pirate Party of the United States R Richard Jefferson on Biological Open Source Richard Poynder on Open and Free Developments Richard Stallman on Free Software Robert Fuller on Dignitarianism Robin Good interviews Michel Bauwens on the P2P Society Rufus Pollock on the Use of Open Source Principles for Open Science S Socialism of the 21st Century 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 True Mutations 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