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Using the Lessons of Copyright's Excess to Analyze the Political Economy of Section 203 Termination Rights
Glynn Lunney’s recent book Copyright’s Excess: Money and Music in the Recording Industry provides many important, even stunning insights about copyright law and policy, primarily from the standpoint of economic analysis. To highlight just one example of many, Lunney does an outstanding job assemblin
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