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In recent years, peer-to-peer (P2P) networks are perhaps the most innovative new information space to emerge on the Internet, which breaks down the dominant information distribution paradigm, the client-server model of the Web. Setting out from the characteristics of P2P technology, this paper first inquires into the copyright problems caused by P2P technology and takes BT as an example to analyze...
In his new book, Free Culture (Penguin Press, 2004), Larry Lessig of Stanford Law School presents an excellent explanation of copyright law's effect on creativity - and of large corporations' effect on copyright law. Free Culture covers the history of copyright and its expansion from books to music, pictures, and videos, as well as its extension from 28 to 95 years. The book is remarkable because,...
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