The author of a new book who was previously accused of employing junk economic science says that software ownership is damaging innovation and impeding U.S. competition.

The author of a new book who was previously accused of employing junk economic science says that software ownership is damaging innovation and impeding U.S. competition.
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Quentin Tarantino, writer and director of the 1994 classic ‘Pulp Fiction’ is engaged in a fight with the film’s owner over whether he has the right to
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More nations today have an innovation policy than do not – that is except for the U.S. The U.S. not only has no centralized innovation
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Do IP users – both businesses and individuals – view rights like patents and copyrights as potential assets that benefit commerce and society? Or, do
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