@pmarca there's as much pressure to keep the walls up and to build even more walls.
@pmarca if you look at what people were saying about Google Books 10 years ago, we're clearly mired in a backwards place thanks to copyright
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@sarahjeong@pmarca I think you're both right -- the shift to open access will happen but much more gradually than many hoped for. -
@alexkozak@pmarca I'm inclined to bet in the direction of openness, but it's an active fight that can't be taken for granted.
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@sarahjeong@pmarca I'm not sure what you mean here. Google won pretty decisively. -
@binarybits@pmarca in court, on their args, on what GBS turned out to be. But what Google *could have been* isn't available to the public. -
@sarahjeong Interesting. What's an example of something people wrote 10 years ago? -
@binarybits Pamela Samuelson had an article that made me horribly wistful. "Google Book Search and the Future of Books in Cyberspace" (?)
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