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R. Hundt (2000)
You Say You Want a Revolution
R. Talab (2002)
Napster, distributed peer sharing, and it’s chronology: “you say you want a revolution?”TechTrends, 46
[In the past, copyright regulation rarely caused public controversy, since industries and governments worked together to create laws that seemed to most citizens remote from daily experience. Now, however, the public knew very well that new laws prohibited most unauthorized dealings in copyright material on the internet. Many regarded regulation as the harbinger of political or commercial oppression, and others who accepted the necessity for code agreed that new copyright laws were inimical to information dissemination and exchange.]
Published: Aug 28, 2013
Keywords: Copyright Infringement; Film Studio; Illegal Download; Copyright Industry; Copyright Material
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