My Interview on IP and libertarianism (with Fabrizio Sitzia) is forthcoming at LibertariaNation.org (Italy) (recorded Feb. 23, 2012). In the meantime the group has a post up about the IP issue with a vigorous series of pro- and con-comments in the thread. Italian libertarians are arguing about this just like Americans are.
The original post is Non proprietà intellettuale?; the automatic Google translation, Not Intellectual Property?, is surprisingly good.
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