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Questions and Challenges For Defenders of the Current Copyright Regime It is one of the finest websites I have stumbled upon. It is not only well developed, but has good
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Michael JonesKilling people with patents I'm not really commenting the post, but rather asking if this blog is going to make a comeback
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AnonymousThe right to rub smooth using a hardened steel tool with ridges Finally got around to looking at the comments, sorry for delay... Replying to Stephan: I'm sorry
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Dan DobkinLet's See: Pallas, Pan, Patents, Persephone, Perses, Poseidon, Prometheus... Seems like a kinda bizarre proposal to me. We just need to abolish the patent system, not replace
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Stephan KinsellaThe right to rub smooth using a hardened steel tool with ridges I'm a bit confused by this--even if "hired to invent" went away, that would just change the default
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Stephan KinsellaDo we need a law? @ Alexander Baker: So basically, if I copy parts of 'Titus Andronicus' to a webpage without
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SheogorathDo we need a law? The issue is whether the crime is punished not who punishes it. If somebody robs our house we do
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David K. LevineDo we need a law? 1. Plagiarism most certainly is illegal, it is called "copyright infringement". One very famous
at 10/29/2014 10:49 AM by
Alexander BakerYet another proof of the inutility of copyright. The 9/11 Commission report cost $15,000,000 to produce, not counting the salaries of the authors.
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Alexander Baker at 06/28/2014 10:03 AM by
DorisWKRP In Cincinnati - Requiem For A Masterpiece Hopefully some very good news. Shout! Factory is releasing the entire series of WKRP in Cincinnati,
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DorisWhat's copywritable? Go fish in court. @ Anonymous: You misunderstood my intent. I was actually trying to point out a huge but basic
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SheogorathRights Violations Aren't the Only Bads I hear that nonsense from pro-IP people all the
at 04/07/2014 04:47 AM by
Dan McCrackenIntellectual Property Fosters Corporate Concentration Yeah, I see the discouragement of working on a patented device all the time. Great examples
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AnonymousMusic without copyright Hundreds of businessmen are looking for premium quality article distribution services that can be
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Stephanie Smith at 11/28/2013 09:23 AM by
Anonymous at 11/28/2013 09:22 AM by
AnonymousPatent Lawyers Who Don't Toe the Line Should Be Punished! Moreover "the single most destructive force to innovation is patents".
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SpaceCorp Technologies at 11/20/2013 03:18 PM by
AnonymousDoes the decline in total factor productivity explain the drop in innovation? So, if our patent system was "broken," TFP of durable goods should have dropped. Conversely, since
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