The Publius project, located at http://publius.cc,

…brings together a distinguished collection of Internet observers, scholars, innovators, entrepreneurs, activists, technologists and still other experts, to write short essays, to foster an on-going public dialogue, and to create a durable record of how the rules of cyberspace are being formed, potentially impacting their future incarnation.

The project launches in conjunction with the 10th anniversary of the Berkman Center for Internet and Society at Harvard Law School, and focuses on “Constitutional moments on the Net.” I wasn’t sure what this meant, so I asked David Weinberger. He answers in the video below.

The first essays published are by several well known Internet luminaries, (including Supernova’s Kevin Werbach.) They are:
John Palfrey with the Preface to the site, David Weinberger on Tacit Governance, Esther Dyson discussing Governance-Tacit or Explicit?, and Kevin Werbach: Steering to the Edge of Trust.
Earlier in the week, I was able to interview David Weinberger via Skype on his essay, and how Tacit Governance has helped the Internet grow to where it is today.

Link: sevenload.com David Weinberger Interview

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