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B. Atkinson (2007)
The True History of Copyright: the Australian experience 1905-2005
David Armitage (2004)
John Locke, Carolina, and the Two Treatises of GovernmentPolitical Theory, 32
[At the heart of the P2P or, more accurately, fair use battles lay two distinct conceptions of information regulation. Copyright law resulted from the desire of political authorities (be they absolute or, in varying shades, representative) and private interests (first publishers, then others) to control the supply of information for political or economic advantage. The law developed with little regard for the wishes of those interested in, having need of, seeking out or ‘consuming’ information, that group of people far greater in number than politicians or businesses—the public.]
Published: Aug 28, 2013
Keywords: Social Networking Site; Safe Harbor; Copyright Holder; Copyright Infringement; Unauthorized Copying
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