Lawrence Lessig

Lawrence Lessig

Harvard Law professor & Creative Commons founder | Fighting for free culture and democracy reform

🇺🇸Cambridge, Massachusetts, United States4 talks4 with video
Lawrence Lessig
Lawrence Lessig

About

Lawrence Lessig is a Harvard Law professor, political activist, and founder of Creative Commons, the licensing system that has enabled billions of works to be shared freely online. His books including 'Free Culture' and 'Republic, Lost' have shaped debates on copyright, corruption, and democracy.

He ran for President in 2015 on a platform of campaign finance reform and continues to advocate for fixing systemic corruption in American politics. A TED speaker with millions of views, he brings legal expertise and moral clarity to complex issues of technology, creativity, and democracy.

With 4 talks at major events, he speaks on copyright reform, political corruption, and the future of free culture.

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What Lawrence Talks About

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Why copyright law is broken and how to fix it

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The systemic corruption threatening democracy

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Creative Commons and the future of sharing

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How money in politics distorts policy

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Free culture in the age of AI

Talks4

4 with video
Featured Talk

The unstoppable walk to political reform

Seven years ago, Internet activist Aaron Swartz convinced Lawrence Lessig to take up the fight for political reform. A year after Swartz's tragic death, Lessig continues his campaign to free US politics from the stranglehold of corruption. In this fiery, deeply personal talk, he calls for all citizens to engage, and offers a heartfelt reminder to never give up hope.

TED 2014🇨🇦VancouverMar 2014

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Laws that choke creativity

TED 2007🇺🇸MontereyMar 2007

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