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Barefoot into Cyberspace: Adventures in Search of Techno-Utopia, by Becky Hogge (Barefoot Publishing, £8.99)"Flash published" in paperback and electronically, and bravely self-described as a "zeitgest book", this is a brisk travelogue (with some awkward local colour) of interviews with modern techno-dissidents.

Et cetera: non-fiction choice – reviews 2011

SNR Denton of the District named Mark Hogge partner in its intellectual property and technology practices.

APpointments Post 2010

There are leather-coated Germans breaking the security of the GSM network; hippy-hacker pioneer Stewart Brand the 1960s acid testers, as Hogge puts it, "got tired of tripping and uploaded themselves to a new electronic frontier"; campaigners for "electronic freedom" and citizen privacy; and hacker-intellectuals, such as the particularly interesting Ethan Zuckerman.

Et cetera: non-fiction choice – reviews 2011

SNR Denton of the District named Mark Hogge partner in its intellectual property and technology practices.

APpointments Post 2010

ORG is a group I co-founded that works to preserve online freedom in the United Kingdom, and they've done amazing work since (I can't take any credit for that -- it's all down to ORG's incredible volunteers and supporters, as well as its executive directors, Suw Charman and Becky Hogge) -- they were instrumental in slaying the proposal to extend copyright on phonorecords by another 45 years.

Boing Boing 2007

Both Mark Taylor (OSC) and Becky Hogge (Open Rights Group) will be taking part in a discussion with the BBC to further discuss the iPlayer situation this Friday at 10am.

BBC: Bound to Be Beaten on iPlayer? glyn moody 2007

Becky Hogge, openDemocracy columnist and head of the Open Rights Group, put to me the orthodox position from the Commons the diffuse movement that sees intellectual property as inappropriate to the digital age.

OpenDemocracy, Closed Minds? glyn moody 2007

Becky Hogge has written an excellent piece in today's Guardian about the Creative Commons in honour of the upcoming Creative Commons UK launch.

Boing Boing: October 24, 2004 - October 30, 2004 Archives 2004

Open Democracy have an article by Becky Hogge, mainly informed by Cory, of the parnoia-inducing shenanigans that have occasionally gone on at WIPO over the development agenda.

B2fxxx 2005

Becky Hogge at Open Democracy says the ongoing IP war is a contest over freedom as well as technology.

B2fxxx 2005