But then we saw these great pews and we thought oh I could put up with all the awesome pews.
We thought we’d flatten the floors and make it into a library. And just sort of “where are you?” You’re in a former church. How many of you have not been here before? Ah! Welcome to the Internet Archive. I’m Brewster Kahle, founder of the Internet Archive and welcome to our home. And welcome to the John Perry Barlow symposium. So there’s space for people coming in, if you’re not next your neighbor go ahead and slide over – and ask them how they know Barlow, because chances are there’s a very good story there… īrewster Kahle: Welcome to the Internet Archive. I do think it’s somewhat appropriate that we’re starting late because it was notorious at the EFF board meetings that Barlow always arrived late – and he always had a really good story. We decided to delay because my co-emcee Cory Doctorow got delayed by the weather and we’re hoping he can make it here. I just wanted to give everybody a five minute warning. For the codes to work properly in both places, the music was left at the front of the video (when it was uploaded to the Internet Archive).Ĭindy Cohn: Hello everyone.
Timecodes work for the downloaded mp4 OR the Youtube video. (Still took many hours of fixing up and matching timecodes – Journalists! I tried to make it easy for you to edit clips as needed :-) Transcription by Lisa Rein with a little help from Teme. You can download video ( MP4) to the John Perry Barlow Symposium here at the Internet Archive – it is released under a Creative Commons Public Domain License.
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