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www.economicpolicyjournal.com
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www.thepublicdomain.org
[AI summary] The text discusses the challenges of traditional intellectual property (IP) laws in the digital age, emphasizing their outdated nature and potential hindrance to innovation and economic growth. It highlights the need for reform, referencing the Hargreaves Review in the UK and the impact of IP laws on sectors like medical research and internet-based industries. The text also mentions the publication of an open-access IP casebook and statutory supplement, available under a Creative Commons license, as part of efforts to modernize IP education and access. Additionally, it touches on the cultural and historical significance of IP, including the copyright of Martin Luther King's 'I Have a Dream' speech and the legacy of Aaron Swartz. |
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postlibertarian.com
The point of intellectual property is to promote the creation of new content, but IP has become so cumbersome it actually thwarts creativity rather than promote it. However, restrictions do not ju |
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nationaltrustcanada.ca
The Canadian Register of Historic Places, better known as the historicplaces.ca website, is coming down. Parks Canada announced in late... |
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