Cory Doctorow's Blog
November 25, 2009
My latest Make: column, "Shortcut to Omniscience," talks about the cognitive shift that Wikipedians undergo in order to collaboratively write an encyclopedia, and how that kind of fundamental, subtle change enables networked groups of people to do things that were previously considered impossible.
Here's the thing about expertise: it's hard to define. It may be
possible for a small group of relatively homogenous people to agree on
who is and isn't an expert, but getting millions of people to do...
November 24, 2009
Here's part two of Spider Robinson's reading of my story Human Readable, recorded for my collection WITH A LITTLE HELP.
November 23, 2009

The audiobook of my latest novel, Makers has been published by Random House Audio, strictly in DRM-free formats over the net (this means that Apple won't carry it in the iTunes store, even though Audible was willing to carry it without DRM).
The reading is by Bernadette Dunne, a very talented actor. I just listened to this for the first time yesterday and I was blown away by Dunne's reading. I'm a huge audiobook nut, and I'm incredibly glad to have professional audiobook adaptations of my ...
Here's part two of the podcast of my story in progress, MARTIAN CHRONICLES, being written for Jonathan Strahan's YA Mars book, LIFE ON MARS.
November 22, 2009
Here's the audio from my reading last week at the Harvard Bookstore, along with Q&A.
November 20, 2009
Here's an interview I did with Radio Berkman -- the podcast of the Berkman Center at Harvard.
Radio Berkman 137: Cory Doctorow – In Defense of ©
Congrats to my wife Alice, on winning four British Interactive Media Awards! What a clever spouse -- I'm a lucky, lucky man..
November 19, 2009
Here's an interview I conducted with Straylight Magazine, ranging over many subjects -- Makers, the craft of writing, and the business of publishing.

This weekend, I'll be wrapping up my US/Canada tour for Makers, my new novel, with a weekend at Philcon, near Philadelphia. I'll be signing books, doing a reading, giving a speech, and appearing on several panels. Hope to see you there!
Important note: I had previously announced a couple of readings tomorrow at the Philadelphia Free Library. It turns out that these are not open to the public (they're for school groups, which no one told me until last night). Sorry about this, folks.
Philcon: ...
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