On this episode of Spark: Traditional knowledge, instant film, and online borders.

• Nora leads a breathing exercise
• V. K. Gupta protects ancient wisdom in the Traditional Knowledge Digital Library
• Jeremy de Beer on traditional knowledge and intellectual property
• Spark Quest: Grant Lawrence tries out Sony's Party-shot camera accessory
• Nora checks in with André Bosman of The Impossible Project
  • Nora's full interview with André from January 2009
• Spark listeners wish they could stream television from other countries
• Grammar Girl Mignon Fogarty:
  • Mignon advises Patrick Horneker about writing for an international audience on the web
  • Should you capitalize the word internet/Internet?
• Nora explains why the world wide web and the internet are different
• Tim Berners-Lee supports net neutrality
• Pete Nowak updates Nora on Canadian net neutrality
  • CRTC issues net neutrality rules
• Dan Misener explains geoblocking with help from:
  • Mark Hayes of Hayes eLaw
  • Ron Deibert of the Citizen Lab
• Roger Martin explains why design thinking in business (full interview)
  • Roger's book: The Design of Business: Why Design Thinking is the Next Competitive Advantage

This episode features Creative Commons music and sound effects:

• "110 Downtempo Electronic" by teru
• "Wadidyusay?" by Zap Mama
• "Superfluous Umbrella" by Tyler Walker
• "LA TRIPLETA" by virtualdjmax
• "pling"  by jaspertine
• Clips from Photography (1946)
• Music from Music For Autumn by Podington Bear
• "Carioca" by Neurowaxx

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