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The Big Idea

By Stanford Center for Internet and Society on January 30, 2002 at 11:18 PM

The Future of Ideas, on NPR's The Big Idea, WNYC (RealAudio)
Claiming copyrights on the ideas they think up is becoming an increasingly used - and successful - technique by corporations to maintain a vice-grip on intellectual property. Bob talks to Stanford Law Professor Lawrence Lessig about the threat that unbridled copyright law poses to the free-flow of ideas on the internet.

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