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Is it a Crime? The Transgressive Politics of Hacking in Anonymous
Instead of merely depicting hackers as virtual pamphleteers for free speech or as digital outlaws, we need to start asking more specific questions about why and when hackers embrace particular attitudes toward different kinds of laws.
by Michael Ralph and Gabriella Coleman On September 29, 2011
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