Nicholas Bentley

Self Employed at Nicholas Bentley - Common Rights

Greater Avignon Area

About

Trained engineer in information processing, communications and simulation. Now studying the problems of regulating intellectual property and copyright in a digital environment. Applying social principles to the exchange of intellectual products. Specialties: Information processing, Digital Rights Management, DRM, copyright, distributed intellectual product rights, memetics, design

Experience

  • Independent designer at null
    Jan 1992 - Present · 34 yrs 6 mos

    Studying the social distribution of copyrightable material in a digital environment using the theory of memetics and evolutionary systems. To finance this activity I also design web sites, custom furniture, and specialised electronic clocks.

  • Self Employed at Nicholas Bentley - Common Rights
    Jun 1982 - Present · 44 yrs 1 mo

    Nicholas Bentley is an engineer, designer, and craftsman who has pursued a varied career in electronics, communications, information processing, flight simulation and creative design. For the last fifteen years Nicholas has work independently following his twin passions for contemporary furniture design and the protection of intellectual property rights. For the last ten years he has been researching and developing the Rights Office system; a distributed system for regulating copyrighted material in digital form.

  • Development Engineer at British Airways
    Sep 1978 - Aug 1992 · 14 yrs

    Supervised a group of engineers developing and modifying flight simulators. This included simulator hardware, computer systems, visual systems, system software and real time simulation software. Responsibility for engineering acceptance testing of new multi-million pound flight simulators. Designed and managed an Ethernet local area network.

  • Test technician at Marconi Communications Systems
    Sep 1974 - Sep 1978 · 4 yrs 1 mo

    Chiefly testing and repair of high power H.F. communications transmitters including digital control circuits and some work on television cameras and monitors.