Join the H2O project here
if you’d like to pursue the critique and discussion of Prof. Fisher’s
proposal for an alternative compensation system for digital
media. Those at iLaw 2005 will have it well in mind, as will
anyone who has read Chapter 6 of Prof. Fisher’s book, Promises to Keep.
… is ongoing now, while many laptops are trained to this page. He is talking Napster and Grokster. Tension mounts. (Now watch it be Monday!)
How many hard-drives of reporters and bloggers this morning contain
variants of the following, pre-written, anticipating: “Today, the
United States Supreme Court handed down its long-awaited ruling in the
Grokster case, holding that… This opinion marks a watershed in
the epic battle over peer-to-peer file-sharing. Its effects on
innovation will be far-reaching. Experts said they were surprised
that…”?
