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Open-Spectrum Advocates Say It Will Boost Technology
Seattle Times: Open-spectrum advocates say it will boost technology: by Sarah Lai Stirland, Business & Technology Section, October 28, 2002…
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Thomas W. Hazlett
Manhattan Institute Scholar | Thomas W. Hazlett: the papers of Thomas W. Hazlett…
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New Technologies Blunt Government Spectrum Plan
Expert: New Technologies Blunt Government Spectrum Plan: from National Journal's Technology Daily, on the Harvard ILAW conference…
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Wireless Revolution: Defiant Indians
Wireless Revolution: Defiant Indians: From Reason, July 2002…
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Net Gains
TNR Online | Net Gains by Yochai Benkler and Lawrence Lessig: column from 1998.…
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The Spectrum Allocation System
The Spectrum Allocation System by Thomas W. Hazlett: Speech given for American Enterprise Institute for Public Policy Research.…
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FCC Spectrum Policy Task Force
FCC Spectrum Task Force Home: The Spectrum Policy Task Force will assist the Commission in identifying and evaluating changes in spectrum policy that will incre…
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The Creative Commons
The Creative Commons (MP3) University of Tokyo Business Law Center November 28, 2002…
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Intellectual Property Rights of Software and Open Source
Intellectual Property Rights of Software and Open Source (Windows Media) RIETI (Research Institute of Economy, Trade, and Industry) Brown Bag Lunch Seminar Oc…
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Time to end the copyright race
Time to End the Copyright Race Includes responses from Thomas Hazlett, Richard Epstein, Anthony D'Amato, Edward Welbourne and Frank Walker. Financial Time…
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Copyright law and roasted pig
Copyright law and roasted pig Lawrence Lessig on Eldred v. Ashcroft Red Herring, October 22, 2002…
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The Tragedy of the Innovation Commons?: Reconciling Private Claims with Public Interest
Keynote: The Tragedy of the Innovation Commons?: Reconciling Private Claims with Public Interest (Windows Media) The Rule of Law and the Information Age: Recon…