20091104 Buchvorstellung: Wie die Contentindustrie "moralische Panik" nutzt

04.11.2009 Buchvorstellung: Wie die Contentindustrie "moralische Panik" nutzt
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Big Content: Using "moral panics" to change copyright law - Ars Technica

Big Content: Using "moral panics" to change copyright law

One of the top copyright lawyers in the US takes Big Content to the woodshed in his new book, saying that "the Copyright Wars are a fight against our own children and it is a fight that says everything about the adults and very little about the children."
By Nate Anderson | Last updated November 3, 2009 11:31 PM CT

William Patry might not look from the outside like a man with a fire in his belly. A copyright lawyer for 27 years, Patry has written one of two definitive accounts of US copyright law (all 5,500 pages of Patry on Copyright can be yours for the low, low price of only $1,589). He served as a key counsel to the House of Representatives and is currently Senior Copyright Counsel at Internet behemoth Google—and if you ascribe his personal views to his employer, Patry will visit your house in the night and throw copies of Patry on Copyright through your largest windows. Trust me.

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