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Forbes/Protect IP

“Leahy’s Protect IP Act: Why Internet content wars will never end,” Forbes.com, May 16, 2011. In a longer essay reviewing the Protect IP Act, Larry argues that the content industries are fighting a losing battle in the courts and in legislatures against the Internet itself. Instead, they should be moving more quickly to adapt to new distribution platforms. See commentary at Centre for Innovation Law and Policy, New York City Culture Blog, A Farther Room, Scott McLeod’s Mind Dump, Search Engine Watch and Digital Trends.

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This entry was posted in Media on June 7, 2011 by Larry Downes.

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