Lessig Blog, v3: Ok, so f*ck it. I'm back. ⇢

Lessig is blogging again. On Tumblr this time:

Larry Lessig, Lessig Blog, V3

Twenty-seven months ago, I announced the hibernation of my blog. It is with deep deep embarrassment that I confess that for about the last 24 of those 27 months, I have been trying to find a way back. The latest of these efforts has again failed, but I am not going to wait any more. I want a a blog again. Someday I may get it back in a form and style that I like. Meanwhile, I will use the magic here at tumblr, and see if I can recruit the help I need to make it something more.

And he’s looking for help.

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