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Opinion: Law professor and copyright expert Lawrence Lessig argues that Congress is once again selling the public domain to the special interests.
Lawrence Lessig
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For those dealing with people who think copyright should be perpetual, Laurence Lessig (The guy who founded a lot of the ideas I draw from in my PD activism) actually crowdsourced a list of really good arguments against that!
Because, it’s legit horrifying how many of the people trying to dictate copyright policy believe copyright should be perpetual, or as the hopefully-in-hell-now Jack Valenti said “Forever plus a day,” and I hope even those of y’all who think the current debate over loosening copyright ignores the artist are given pause by that...
"There is nothing more dangerous than a government of the many controlled by the few."
Lawrence Lessig, professor and political activist (b. 3rd June 1961)
Lawrence Lessig: Government of the many
“There is nothing more dangerous than a government of the many controlled by the few.” —Lawrence Lessig.
None dare call them 'fake' electors!
They’re ‘alternate’ electors! Kowabunga, Buffalo Bob! The Head Groundskeeper here at Stately Blaska Manor is fire and brimstone on the January 6 insurrection but the alternate electors (as they shall henceforth be known) were, at worst, a failed legal stratagem — not a crime! Who says? Lawrence Lessig, a professor of law at Harvard University — a respected jurist who is not to be sneezed at (or…
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