Ash Navabi, former GMU econ grad student (see previous podcast discussion with him),1 now a law student at Thomas Jefferson School of Law, sent me this presentation he gave in his copyright class: “This Week in Copyright: Copywrong? The Legal & Economic Case for the Abolition of Intellectual Property” (pptx; pdf). Heroic!
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