1. Mathias Klang@klangablemklang@sju.eduRegulating Online Public/PrivateSpaces

2. Getting online 3. 2400 BCE Babylon & ChinaCounting tools 4. Antikythera Mechanism 5. Advanced counting 17th cent 6. GottfriedLeibnitz(1646 - 1712)- Invented binary- Mechanical additionmachine 7. Jacquards Loom 1801 8. Charles BabbageThe Difference Engine and the analytical engine 9. The Analytical Engine 10. Lord Byrons daughterFirst programmerDescribed how Analyticalengine could calculateBernoulli numberAda Lovelace 11. Generation zero 12. hollerith 13. memexVannevar Bush; As We May Think; Atlantic Monthly; July 1945 14. Generation 3 (1964-72) 15. Information Wants To BeFree. Information alsowants to beexpensive. ...That tensionSteward Brand (1985) will not go away 16. The digital is the original& everything is copy 17. Killer apps 1995: Browser wars 18. Governments of the IndustrialWorld, you weary giants of fleshand steel, I come from Cyberspace,the new home of Mind. On behalfof the future, I ask you of the pastto leave us alone. You are notwelcome among us. You have nosovereignty where we gather.John Perry Barlow (1996) A Declaration of theIndependence of Cyberspace 19. A theory of regulation 20. Law 21. From The Works: Anatomy of a City by Kate Ascher 22. Lessig (1999) 23. LawContextual &programmed socialrulesArchitectureControl indigital worldControl inanalogue world 24. Phone: layers of regulation 25. Mathias Klangmklang@sju.edu or @klangablewww.klangable.comImage & licensing info in the notessection of slides.Images at www.flickr.com (orspecifically stated).This ppt licensed: CreativeCommons BY-NC-SADownload presentationwww.slideshare.net/klang