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Old 02-23-2010, 04:45 PM   #6
Steven Lyle Jordan
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The overview suggests the usual mantra: That times have changed, so our notions of copyright (and patent) law must change with it... but without a detail of exactly how things have changed at any but a superficial level, or exactly what changes will accommodate the New Order.

Is the book any more than that? Or does it provide some logical guidance to change said laws to fit the 21st century, other than to tell us that we've gone through this before?
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