The always informative and often entertaining WSJ Law Blog has a Q&A with Lawrence Lessig and why he is morphing from copyright to "eliminating the corroding influence of money in politics."
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Intellectual property law is good. Excess in intellectual property law is not. This blog is about excess in Canadian & international copyright, trademarks, patent & related law. I have practiced IP law with prestigious firms & successfully acted for interveners in several Supreme Court cases. I've also been in government & academe. My views are purely personal. Nothing on this blog should be taken as legal advice. My email address is hknopf@gmail.com.
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