New at Free Will: Hack the Vote with Ed Felten

Posted on October 13, 2008 by Will Wilkinson

This week on Bloggingheads TV, I chat with celebrated Princeton computer scientist and tech policy wonk Ed Felten. We talk about Ed’s role in the Microsoft anti-trust case, his run-in with the DMCA, the possibility of stealing elections by hacking Diebold electronic voting machines, and how exactly the government ought to make it easier for third parties to dip into and rearrange its voluminous info resources.

5 thoughts on “New at Free Will: Hack the Vote with Ed Felten”

manuelg on October 13, 2008 at 2:23 pm said:

If I never see Jonah Goldberg again on Google Reader for your feed…

I enjoy Free Will very much, and you are training me, like Pavlov's dog, to salivate at the sight of Jonah Goldberg.

(Yes, I am asserting Ivan Petrovich Pavlov trained Russian dogs to salivate at the sight of Jonah Goldberg.)
Robert S. Porter on October 13, 2008 at 4:03 pm said:

Sorry Will, I think BHTV is great, but they really need to have better interlocutors for the computer scientists on the show.
Will Wilkinson on October 13, 2008 at 4:57 pm said:

I'll say!
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