Contacts

If you are interested in writing about Free Ride or arranging an interview, please contact Kristen Gastler at Doubleday in the U.S. or Clara Womersley at Bodley Head in the U.K.

If you are interested in booking me as a speaker, you can find more information here. (I do not accept money to address companies I cover as a journalist, since I think it represents a conflict of interest.) If you want a picture or bio, you can find it here.

The easiest way to reach me is by email.

Discussion

2 thoughts on “Contacts

  1. Thank you, Robert for writing this book. Before I read it I just didn’t realize how much harm can bring downloading music and movies illegally – so I did it like everyone else. Now after reading it I want to go to a record shop and buy something and lend a movie from a library.

    Posted by Kat | December 31, 2011, 10:16 am
  2. Hello Robert,

    I’m planning on launching a piracy protection company within the next few months and I would love to have you as a mentor. Your literature is brilliant!

    John Vaughan-Bey
    Ph.[REDACTED]
    E. John.vaughanbey@gmail.com

    Posted by John Vaughan-Bey | February 22, 2012, 1:34 am

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What people are saying

"A wonderfully clear-eyed account of this colossal struggle over the future of our cultural lives."
—Bill Keller, New York Times

"A book that should change the debate about the future of culture."
—New York Times Book Review

“A timely and impressive book.”
—Businessweek

A “smart, caustic tour of the modern culture industry.”
—Fortune

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Appearances

Hodges Figgis bookstore
6:30pm, January 24
Dublin, Ireland

Digital Biscuit conference
11:15am, January 25
With Bill Whelan
Dublin, Ireland

Institute of International and European Affairs
1pm, January 25
Dublin, Ireland

Video

Keynote speech,
OnCopyright 2012

Keynote speech,
Canadian Music Week

Keynote speech,
Brussels Creators Conference

Television interview,
"The Agenda with Steve Paikin"

Keynote interview,
World Copyright Summit

Speech on journalism,
USC's Annenberg School