A clear and simple but not simplistic view of where copyrights law is doing to creativity, to innovation, to an entire generation of people who are 'pirates' by default. The examples are dated, even if this was written in 2008. Digital content, technologies and how we interact, play, learn, create o...
I really, heartily agree with Lessig's argument—his take on what's wrong with the political system, and what needs to be done about it. This book isn't the best imaginable accounting of it, but it is still well worth reading. And encouraging others to read. So, you know, read it.
It makes me sick to my stomach that our culture can so easily be manipulated and owned by so few. Read this book if you can handle how corrupted and disgusting our own history and legal system are with respect to intellectual property.
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