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| News Hound  |  Ars Technica // Five copyright myths and the countries that love them Canadian law professor Michael Geist gave a talk this week taking on five copyright myths trotted out to argue for stronger IP protection, tighter anticircumvention rules, and stiffer penalties. Nonsense, says Geist; what we need is more flexibility, not less. More... | |
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