By people other than me (mostly). Listed first; embedded below.
- Nina Paley, Copying Is Not Theft
- Uniquenameosaurus, Why Creators Shouldn’t Own their Creations (And Why it’s Good for them too)
- Stephen Davies, Intellectual Property Rights: Yay or Nay?
- Karl Fogel, The Surprising History of Copyright and What It Means For Google (companion article: The Surprising History of Copyright and The Promise of a Post-Copyright World)
- Stephen Davies, SOPA and 3 Ways to think about Intellectual Property
- Uniquenameosaurus, You Hate all these Companies for the SAME Reason
- Tom W. Bell, What is Intellectual Privilege?
- Johanna Blakely, Lessons from fashion’s free culture (TED)
- Reason.tv, How Should Libertarians Think About Intellectual Property?
- Federalist Society, Intellectual Property: A First Principles Debate [POLICYbrief] (with Kristen Osenga and Stephan Kinsella)
- Glynn Lunney, Copyright’s Excess, TEDxTAMU
- David Koepsell, The Ethical Case Against Intellectual Property
See also:
- KOL409 | IP Law Tutorial, Part 1: Patent Law
- KOL411 | IP Law Tutorial, Part 2: Copyright Law
- KOL412 | IP Law Tutorial, Part 3: Trademark, Trade Secret, and Other
See also:
Nina Paley, Copying Is Not Theft
Uniquenameosaurus, Why Creators Shouldn’t Own their Creations (And Why it’s Good for them too)
Uniquenameosaurus, Stephen Davies, Intellectual Property Rights: Yay or Nay?
Karl Fogel, The Surprising History of Copyright and What It Means For Google (companion article: The Surprising History of Copyright and The Promise of a Post-Copyright World)
Stephen Davies, SOPA and 3 Ways to think about Intellectual Property
Uniquenameosaurus, You Hate all these Companies for the SAME Reason
Tom W. Bell, What is Intellectual Privilege?
Johanna Blakely, Lessons from fashion’s free culture (TED)
Reason.tv, How Should Libertarians Think About Intellectual Property?
Federalist Society, Intellectual Property: A First Principles Debate [POLICYbrief] (with Kristen Osenga and Stephan Kinsella)
Glynn Lunney, Copyright’s Excess, TEDxTAMU
David Koepsell, The Ethical Case Against Intellectual Property
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