In Tim Cavanaugh’s recent article, Why Jean-Luc Godard, Irish ISPs, German Historians and the Pope Won’t Join the Kiss Army, in Reason Online, an ostensibly libertarian magazine, he mentions various modern opponents of and movements opposed to intellectual property but omits mention of the modern and growing libertarian opponents of IP. It took a commenter to mention libertarian opponents of IP.
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