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Ten Years (almost) of Fairness.com

An ongoing crew of interns and I have built an extensive, heavily indexed/categorized database of:

Beginning with the 2008 Election our focus has shifted to improving some of the fundamental "cultural infrastructure" that makes it far too easy for the powerful to take advantage of the less powerful. NowComment®, a classroom-oriented software tool that facilitates in-depth, intellectually honest discussion of complex documents, is the first of several such projects.

As our tag line says:
Life isn't fair... but we're working on it.®

I hope you'll find good information here... and even some good opportunities to get involved in our projects.

Dan Doernberg
President, Fairness.com LLC

Address and Contact Information

Fairness.com LLC
PO Box 6970
Charlottesville, VA 22906-6970 USA


President

Daniel A. Doernberg

Founder (1983) and former Chairman of Computer Literacy Bookshops, Inc., for many years the world's largest chain of computer and electronics specialty bookstores. The company, based in Silicon Valley, was sold in 1997 to Fatbrain.com, which soon afterwards went public and was later purchased by Barnes&Noble. Co-founder of Peer-to-Peer Communications, a publisher of computer science and computer professional books. BA degree from Duke University.


Fairness.com Advisory Panel

George M. Cohen
Research Professor of Law at the University of Virginia (UVA) Law School where he teaches contracts, professional responsibility, and agency and partnership. Member of the American Law and Economics Association and has served as an ethics consultant and expert for several law firms. JD and PhD (economics) degrees from the University of Pennsylvania, BA from Yale University.

George Klosko
Professor of Government and Foreign Affairs at the University of Virginia. Author or coauthor of seven books on political theory and related topics, including The Principle of Fairness & Political Obligation. Member of the Editorial Board of American Political Science Review. PhD and MA degrees in Political Science from Columbia University, BA from Columbia College.

John Levine
Consultant/lecturer, author of numerous books on computer science and computer use topics (including the best-selling Internet for Dummies), and founder of the Domain Assurance Council, a non-profit industry consortium that establishes standards for e-mail certification and security. PhD and BA degrees in Computer Science from Yale University.

Jeff Linder
Retired partner in the Washington, D.C. law firm of Wiley, Rein & Fielding specializing in FCC, telecommunications and Internet issues. He is on the Editorial Board of Journal of Internet Law. JD degree from Stanford University, BA degree from Duke University.

F. Robert Stein
A New York attorney specializing in publishing and copyright law. He has served as Vice President and General Counsel of Warner Books and DC Comics, and as house counsel for CBS, Random House, and Simon & Schuster. JD degree from Columbia University, BA degree from Cornell University.

James Weissman
Multimedia developer for the Darden School of Business at the University of Virginia. BA degree from University of Pennsylvania.