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Posted on 25 March 201522 April 2016 by eve.ahearn

Dear Taylor Swift: Can we talk about copyright?

Posted in Governance and Law, Internet Culture, Media Tagged copyright, DRM, media, music, OII, piracy, rough-consensus, spotify, taylor swift Leave a comment

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