Bio

Quinn Norton is a writer and photographer whose work has appeared in Wired News, The Guardian, Make Magazine, Seed, FAIR, Irish Times, and more. She covers science, technology and law- copyright, robotics, computer security, intellectual property, body modification, medicine, and other topics that catch her attention. She lives in Washington D.C. and is most easily reachable at quinn@quinnnorton.com

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Quinn has spoken at numerous conferences on body hacking and functional body modification- how we are changing our selves now, and what that might do to the future.

She has appeared on NPR's On The Media to talk about anonymizing software, NPR's All Things Considered, to talk about her magnetic implant, CBC's Spark to talk about human-robotic interface, and has an essay in She's Such a Geek, edited by Annalee Newitz and Charlie Anders.

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Quinn Said... is my blog. More often updated than the non-bloggy bits. You likely want to be there.

I recently started twittering again after a two year hiatus. I am sticking up occasional research there I can't be bothered to blog.

What you get when you cross geek with wonk: These days you can find me writing about IP issues for Maximum PC every month. I'm very much enjoying it, and looking through the archive of the blog you can find some great coverage of patent, trade secret, and copyright issues affecting geeky types.

My friend Dustin D. Trammell has set up a Body Hacking mailing list, to which I plan to send updates on my research and writings on the subject. To subscribe mail bodyhacking-subscribe@lists.caughq.org, and we'll put you one the list. It's a low volume list with a high signal-to-noise ratio, my favorite kind.

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