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The Big Steal

Name: The Big Steal
Brand: Oxford University Press Inc
SKU: 9780197629529
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Autor: Barnett, Jonathan M. (Torrey H. Webb Professor of Law, Torrey H. Webb Professor of Law, University of Southern California, Gould School of Law)

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In The Big Steal, Jonathan Barnett documents the unusual confluence of ideological commitments and b...

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Autor

Barnett, Jonathan M. (Torrey H. Webb Professor of Law, Torrey H. Webb Professor of Law, University of Southern California, Gould School of Law)

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engleză

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Carte - Copertă tare

Publicat

2024

Pagini

424

EAN

9780197629529

ISBN

0197629520

Enbook ID

46595833

Editura

Oxford University Press Inc

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Dimensiuni

156 x 235

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In The Big Steal, Jonathan Barnett documents the unusual confluence of ideological commitments and business interests behind the across-the-board dilution of legal protections for inventors and artists under U.S. patent and copyright law. Concurrently with the rise of the digital economy and platform-based markets, the Supreme Court, Congress, and antitrust regulators significantly weakened legal protections against the unauthorized use of technological inventions and creative works. Under the popular slogan that "information wants to be free," significant portions of the scholarly and tech communities advocated and welcomed the erosion of property rights in knowledge markets. This policy shift often relied on incomplete or premature findings that concerning the impact of robust intellectual property rights on innovation markets. Through a rich analysis that draws on law, economics, and political science, and using evidence from a wide range of technology and creative markets, Barnett shows that the depropertization of intellectual assets poses a risk to the U.S. and global innovation ecosystem by shifting economic value toward digital intermediaries and vertically integrated entities and away from the technology and content originators that drive the most robust knowledge economies.