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New Copyright Rules Released
July 26, 2010 By Leave a Comment
Intellectual property, especially copyright and patents, is purely fictitious, a construction of the State. Stephan Kinsella has definitively proved such in his paper Against Intellectual Property. Nevertheless, the US government continues to prop up this inefficient and unethical practice. Under the Digital Millennium Copyright Act, many lives have been ruined by the bad side of [...]
The Limits of Intellectual Property
August 7, 2009 By 10 Comments
Introduction Intellectual property is the presumed right of the creator of an idea to certain controls over all the physical forms in which his idea is recorded. The extent of this control may be different depending on whether the idea is considered to be copyrighted, patented, or trademarked, but the essential principle is the same [...]
