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Monthly Archives: March 2011
Copyright infringement and high prices
Just a quick note to highlight the release of a new study, Media Piracy in Developing Countries. One of its main points seems to be that copyright infringement in these countries is largely driven by the high (monopoly) prices that … Continue reading
Posted in Canada copyright, Mexican copyright
The ideology of copyright
Peter Nowak is currently running a series of posts offering predictions about the future of science and techology, including weather control (!). The whole series (actually, the entire blog) is worth reading, but today he has a post about the … Continue reading
Posted in copyright
