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- On Informal Internet Freedoms (also, Paragraphs I Wish I Had Written Differently)
- The Curse of Tanya Grotter
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- Presenting ‘Copy Culture in the US and Germany’
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- Copy Culture by Race and Ethnicity
- NPD Confidential 3: In Which We Defend Ourselves Against Charges of Drunk Blogging and Practicing Math Without a License
- America Says: Go Gently on Porn Pirate
- Reading EULAs: Not Just for the Crazy Anymore
- Could Pirate Romney Win/Have Won?
- Male Copiers are from Mars. Female Copiers are also from Mars
- Die, Substitution Studies, Die II: Well, OK, Maybe Some Should Live
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Tag Archives: Studies
Die, Substitution Studies, Die II: Well, OK, Maybe Some Should Live
Let’s return to the arcane but, for IP debates, important subject of substitution studies, which try to clarify the extent to which piracy substitutes for or displaces legal sales. We’ve argued that the media ecology has become so complicated that … Continue reading
The European Strategy: Send Money to the US
(this is now Part Un, Part Deux is here) So a lot is going on in the EU on the intellectual property front these days! Let’s run down the past six weeks or so. Our last post was about the … Continue reading
UK Gov’s IP Report Recommends Cutting Lobbynomists’ Jobs
Readers are beginning to unpack the ’Hargreaves Review‘ — the UK government-commissioned study on the relationship between intellectual property and growth. For good summaries, see Jamie Boyle (Boyle was one of the advisors for the study) or Mike Masnick. I’ll skip … Continue reading
