Some of commentaries/reactions/reviews from around the the Net:

Here are the full pre-publication reviews (”blurbs”), along with the (interesting) Amazon reader reviews

Larry Lessig’s take on the book, Jefferson’s Moose, cyberspace, and myriad other matters is posted here (terrific stuff!) and here

And here’s a selection from some of the blog commentary about the book:

Jefferson, cryptology, moose, and the Internet (Free Government Information blog)
Chris Gunderman (don’t panic! blog)
David Waldstreicher’s article about the book in the Temple Herald (David Post’s Quest for Jefferson’s Moose)
Metaverse Law
Ethan Zuckerman (My Heart’s in Accra blog) (and and earlier posting here, too)
Joho the Blog
The Eph Blog
Gerry Elman on Thomas Jefferson, patents, moose, and cyberspace mashup
Luke Gilman
Clive Crook in FT.com and “The Atlantic”
Phillip Mueller, Shaping Network Society blog
Max Hailperin, Gustavus blog
Engineering Ethics blog
The Arctic Penguin blog (which has the best title: “Why we Should Think of the Internet like a Moose, sort of”)
Ken Liu’s Simplicitas blog
Tom Smith’s The Right Coast blog
The Moderate Voice
Liberty Maven
Technorati
HNN.com
Tech LIberation
Broadband Census.com
Blown to Bits

One of the nice things about going around and giving talks about the book is that listeners offer up some good ideas about candidates for the “moose” for the Net. I was somewhat unsatisfied with my own choice — Wikipedia — in the book, and with good reason: though it is a good candidate for something “dazzling” on the Net (in the way that the moose was dazzling to those in the Old World), it doesn’t have the same “we need new thinking about things” quality that a good Moose should have. Of all the candidates I’ve seen so far, I think Larry Lessig had the best version, here. Well worth watching –