twenty seventh birthday swartz was an internet entrepreneur he was heavily involved in the development of the web feed format r.s.s. the web site framework web dot pie and the social news site reddit however he was also known as an outspoken at activist for public transparency and it's his work in that arena that ultimately led him to be charged with the computer fraud and abuse act or the c s a it's a piece of legislation many advocates are now calling outdated take a look at what peter hagans of the electronic frontier foundation had to say about that and a bipartisan bill named after aaron that would reform the c.f.a. he spoke to r t at the los angeles def con back in august this year it was written in the mid eighty's in response to threats that were you know shown in movies and so you can imagine that the language there doesn't really reflect the way that people use computers today so erin's law goes through and it tightens up a few sections of the c.f.a. to make it better reflect the intent of the legislators and make it less of a tool that can be used by prosecutors. as sort of

sort of a dragnet of course after two years of struggling with federal prosecutors over his case swartz tragically took his life in the wake of his death internet advocacy organizations have dedicated themselves both to reforming this legislation and to the causes that were most important to him and that's exactly what's playing out this weekend in an effort of global activism. and it seems like more and more companies are offering us a way to get off this earth and get into outer space it's all about merging old technologies with new ones in the burgeoning industry of space tourism while most companies will soon offer you a ride to the stars of iraq it one company is taking it back to the basics lifting people to the stars and none other than a balloon of course i was a bit intrigued by this so i went to go find out how all of this works take a look. it's a voyage of voyages a journey that harkens back to the movie classic around the world in eighty days starting in two thousand and sixteen one company will send passengers nineteen miles high right to the edge of space and it offer thi

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one day i got a phone call from stephen swartz. i know you got the rights to wicked, have you thought about turning it into a musical. as soon as he said music, a lightbulb went off in my head. ♪ . >> i was easily persuaded. this was two years before half harry potter and a year before lord of the rings. >> wicked cost $14 million to law firm back in 2003. leading the group of 59 investors was universal pictures. it took less than two years of sell outs to return investor money and the crowds have not stopped coming. >> this is cool. >> when you see when you walk out here how incredibly big this theater is and how huge the balco balcony. >> it's 1800 people. >> 1809. we sell every ticket. >> this is expensive to produce. fly monkeys. how do you keep making money on this show given the fact it is expensive. >> you look at how the marry the business side with the artistic side. in this instance we needed to create a world. it had to be big. at ten of the day it's good story telling. if you have a successful show then you have the har

rose sniderman and maud swartz. she had a different attitude about that by the time the commission is really taking off. >> i thought it was so interesting to learn from you about hansa matat and the human rights commission at the u.n. and in particular i was wondering if we could look at eleanor's two books that had a lot to do with women and how her views may have changed between writing them. so in 1933, i know that she wrote "it's up to the women." and then in 1962 just before she died she was finishing "tomorrow is now." and i'd love to know how her views of women's involvement in the political sphere and in rights in general changed over time. >> well, they're fairly radical. i mean, eleanor when she's -- she grows up in a very traditional home and she's radicalized by this woman whose name is is a vest who was her great teacher and eleanor later describes as a closet boll she vick and told her that the only way to really understand what somebody thinks and i wish the members of congress were listening to this

commonwealth or the common men and i i think back just a few months ago it was what happened after swartz who was very much fighting for the interest of the public domain the interests of the common man and he was hounded to death by the m.p.a. eventually killed himself as a result there as a spa there indicated by the hounding from the m.p.a. or the government but anyway cody wilson thanks so much for being on the kaiser pork great to see you yeah thanks so much that's going to do it for this edition of the kaiser report with me max kaiser and stacy herbert i like to thank our guest cody wilson who is crowdfunding dark while you can still contribute to that campaign the more you give the better it is i guess with your bitcoins if you'd like to get in touch with us tweet us at kaiser report until next time backscatter sign bio. zesty what happened there i don't know but a woman you're killed. appears leaders want to get arrested. for a crime or did not do. we have numerous cases where police officers lie about polygraph results. and people to consider the police officers don't beat people