This is terribly sad. Aaron’s work has been central to what my own job is all about and what even this blog is in some ways about.
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That more people don’t know who Swartz was, but anyone could point out Steve Jobs, is a tragedy. Be free, internet.
Comment by Rick Sumner — 2013/01/14 @ 6:48 am |
And more:
Activist’s suicide ignites debate on journal access and A personal reflection
Comment by Neil Godfrey — 2013/01/14 @ 1:11 pm |
Moving on to the next phase: Imposing real consequences on these federal prosecutors in the Aaron Swartz case is vital for both justice and reform.
Comment by Neil Godfrey — 2013/01/17 @ 6:43 am |