"Craft Redux: How Digital Collaboration PWNED Intellectual Property" is a critical lecture written by Gabriel Craig that was delivered in 2010 at multiple locations around the United States. In the lecture Craig examines the current climate of intellectual property and the cultural commons, before moving on to dissect the impact of digital collaboration and its role in creating a culture of producers. Later Craig looks at the role of remix as a form of cultural production as well as the transformative potential of newly emergent forms of digital design, manufacturing and distribution tools. Ultimately, Craft Redux looks at the erosion of intellectual property through open digital access and attempts to explain the implications for craft and beyond.