Last Wednesday’s GikII 2 workshop, sponsored by the AHRC Centre for IT & IP Law up in Edinburgh but held (thanks to Ian Brown: site | blog) at UCL and co-chaired by the inimitable Technollama and Pangloss (or Andres Guadamuz and Lilian Edwards, in the real world), was an awful lot of fun.

I’d like to get around to a proper report, but for now, here are the slides from my presentation, “Im in ur tube blocking ur internets: The Politics, Perception and Parody of Network Neutrality Legislation”. There were many excellent presentations and I look forward to plugging them in the next few days…

Colour version at AHRC site
Greyscale version hosted here
Nice comments 1 (the llama)
Nice comments 2 (Fernando)
Nice comments 3 (Lilian)

I’m hosting the Blawg Review this week, and a roundup of the week in legal blogging will hit the Web (which is now available in book form!) next Monday.

To submit a post of your own, or an interesting post that you’ve seen, please follow the submission guidelines here.

I’ve written a report for the Society for Computers and Law (SCL) website on last week’s Law 2.0 conference in London:

Lawyers, legal academics, programmers, business persons, media makers and the occasional stray PhD researcher (like this author) gathered in sponsor Herbert Smith’s London offices on a bright Monday morning this September. The purpose? Facing an ambitious challenge - discussing ‘Law 2.0 ‘, under the patronage of the Society for Computers and Law and the careful watch of conference chair Professor Lilian Edwards (Southampton University).

Read the full thing here.