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Library System Terrorizes Publishing Industry

by on May 2, 2011
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Robertson on Innovation and the Music Industry

by on April 30, 2011
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Unknown copyright claim kills Ars Technica’s Facebook page

by on April 30, 2011
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The Best Jazz You’ll Never Hear

by on April 30, 2011
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Happy World Book and Copyright Day

by on April 23, 2011
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Letter to MacBreak Weekly’s Scott Bourne about Open Source and the Free Market

by on April 23, 2011
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Da-da-da-da-da-da … CHARGE, says composer

by on April 22, 2011
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Copyrights as Incentives: Did We Just Imagine That? by Diane Leenheer Zimmerman

by on April 21, 2011
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Atlas Shrugged Movie, Ayn Rand, and IP

by on April 16, 2011
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Copyright as Creature of Statute

by on April 16, 2011
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Google to sentence YouTube violators to ‘copyright school’

by on April 14, 2011
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Triangulation Interview with Cory Doctorow

by on April 14, 2011
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McElroy’s “Contra Copyright, Again”

by on April 12, 2011
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Let’s Make Copyright Opt-OUT

by on April 12, 2011
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