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Wednesday, August 11, 2004

RiP, 321.

File-sharing as competition for monopolistic IP régimes? Microsoft's pricing is falling in developing markets, and I've noticed that movie prices are falling as well.

Nice summary of the perils inherent in the direction things are going: "Technology will be impossible to fully control, but bad laws can make it dangerous to use."

Substantial noninfringing use?

Boucher blogging for IP issues.

WSJ opposes IICA (née INDUCE). The beginning of the end?

--Ari

posted by Ari F. | 9:22 AM

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