Dissecting the digital utopia.
When I borrow a sentiment from Ayn Rand, you can bet I gave the matter some serious thought. But looting is the one word that comes to mind in response to last week’s move by the Internet Archive to launch what they […]
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As we batten down the hatches to weather the present storm, streaming entertainment enters the foreground of our new and temporary reality in which we […]
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According to a September 2019 story in the New York Times, the volume of online content described as “child sexual abuse material” grew from 3,000 reports […]
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Not everyone agrees that copyright law has a natural-rights soul, but neither critics nor proponents dispute that copyright’s heart is to provide incentive for authors. […]
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Editor’s Note: Thirty-two amicus briefs were filed with the Supreme Court in support of Oracle in Google v. Oracle. Among these was one written by […]
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Although it has been my intention to write about Google v. Oracle serially, addressing the legal questions in more or less in the order they […]
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