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Old 02-23-2010, 07:16 PM   #9
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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.
I'm currently on the second chapter of his previous work (The Nature of the Book, which also covers the issue of piracy, though in more specific senses) and there's a lot of detail on how things have changed at a very deep level.

Johns is a historian, not a futurist, and there's none of the wild-eyed Brave New World digital hype that is so tedious.
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