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EMI (music company), 121
Encarta Web site, 146, 160
encryption, 208
Encyclopaedia Britannica, 131, 137, 198,
226
endpoint: control over, 125–26; disconnectedness
of, 33, 41; end-to-end theory,
31, 164–67, 250n2; generative,
105; importance of, 8, 18, 180; lockdown
of, 106, 155; non-generative,
106, 164; potential compromise of,
41–42, 167–68; regulation applied
to, 8, 105–6; security worries about,
106–7, 164, 166; varying levels of accessibility,
30
envelope information, 187
epinions.com, 146
“ESP” game, 207
Facebook, 184, 226
facial recognition technology, 214–15
fair use defense, 115, 121–22
FBI, 110, 113, 118, 187
FCC (Federal Communications Commission):
and AT&T, 21, 26; Fairness
Doctrine, 323n135
Federalist Papers, 317n67
FIDOnet, 25–26, 27, 29, 237
Fifth Amendment, 112
file sharing, illegal, 111–12, 197
filtering systems, 46, 111, 114–15
FIND initiative. See National Science
Foundation, FIND initiative of
Firefox, 54, 184
firewalls, 59
First Amendment, 114, 172, 230
Fisher, William, 92
Fiske, John, 92
Flickr, 123, 214, 226
floppies, virus spread by, 44
FON, 180, 194–95
Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Act
(FISA), 187
Fourth Amendment, 112, 188
Freedom of Access to Clinic Entrances
Act, 215
Freeman, Jody, 224
Free Software Foundation, 131, 189
free software philosophy, 77, 94, 131,
189, 190, 191–92
Friden Flexowriter, 12–13, 174
Friedman, Allan, 160
Funcade, 54
games, 15, 47, 57, 88
gated communities, 165
gatekeepers, 81, 93, 174, 286n101,
318n84
Gates, Bill, 3, 16, 184, 205
Gawker Stalker, 214
generative systems: absence of measurement
in, 157–59; future strategies for,
175–99; legal responsibility in, 163–
64; maintaining, 126, 173; maintaining
regulators’ tolerance of, 193–99;
non-generative vs., 188–92; and procrastination
principle, 152, 164, 180,
242, 245; security in, 166; stability of,
153–74; use of term, 74; as what we
make them, 242, 244–46; as works in
progress, 152
generative technology: accessibility of,
72–73, 93; and accountability, 162–
63; adaptability of, 71–72, 93, 125;
affordance theory, 78; Apple II, 2; benefits
of, 64, 79–80, 84–85; blending
of models for innovation, 86–90; control
vs. anarchy in, 98, 150, 157–62;
design features of, 43; ease of mastery,
72; end-to-end neutrality of, 165; expansion
of, 34; features of, 71–73;
freedom vs. security in, 3–5, 40–43,
151; free software philosophy, 77; and
generative content, 245; group creativity,
94, 95; hourglass architecture, 67–
71, 99; innovation as output of, 80–
84, 90; input/participation in, 90–94;
leverage in, 71, 92–93; non-generative