A Question of Copyright '02
Kazaa Taunts Record Biz: Catch Us
The Kazaa file-trading network, reportedly 120 million strong, is establishing worldwide reach -- and offices around the globe. For now, there's little U.S. media companies can do about it.
Rep. Howard Berman insists his new bill -- which could exempt copyright owners from computer-fraud laws if they disrupt peer-to-peer networks -- is "self-help technology," not vigilantism.
- Lawrence Lessig's blog
for October contains many
references and thoughts about the case.
- Lessig's own alternative to traditional copyright, the Creative Commons.
A Wired article about it appears here.
Special thanks to the Electronic Frontier Foundation's website for providing links used in researching this article.
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