Intellectual Property
Jul. 25, 2012
Trans-Pacific Partnership Agreement: the next SOPA-PIPA
TPPA will internationalize some of the worst aspects of U.S. IP legislation. By K.J. Greene of Thomas Jefferson School of Law
Imagine this: the heads of the five families - I mean, the major film and TV studios, major record labels and video game distributors - assemble at a swank Los Angeles resort. The leaders of major media decide to form a secret organization, devoted to subverting critique and free speech and controlling artistic and creative output, using copyright and other IP piracy as a ruse. "Control critical speech - control creative expression - and we ca...
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