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- The Global Congress Research Survey: Research Priorities, Part 5, Methods, Communication, and Social Movements
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- The End of Chinese Cultural Exceptionalism? Part 3 of 3: Forget It, Jack, It’s Chinatown
- The End of Chinese Cultural Exceptionalism? Part 2 of 3: What Everyone Wants
- The End of Chinese Cultural Exceptionalism? Part 1 of 3: The Ancient History of the DVD
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- The Curse of Tanya Grotter
- Broadband Adoption in Low-Income Communities
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- The ‘Kill the Hobbit to Save Regular Earth’ Initiative
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Tag Archives: Russia
The Curse of Tanya Grotter
Ted Striphas has a great account in The Late Age of Print of the legal battles surrounding unauthorized adaptations of the Harry Potter novels. All the usual “Media Piracy” elements are in play here: “windowing” practices for massive global hits … Continue reading
Some Context for the Russian Dissent
Several commentators have pointed to the unexpected public dissent by Russian President Medvedev from the G8’s recent statement on copyright and enforcement. The statement read, in part: With regard to the protection of intellectual property, in particular copyright, trademarks, trade … Continue reading
