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Larry Lessig affirme que la loi asphyxie la créativité.

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Larry Lessig, l'avocat le plus de célèbre de la toile, invoque John Philip Sousa, les droits célèstes du copyrights et le "cartel ASCAP" dans son plaidoyer pour la résurrection de notre culture de la créativité.

Translated into French (France) by Clement Genzmer
Reviewed by Remi Petiot
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About Larry Lessig

Stanford professor Larry Lessig is one of our foremost authorities on copyright issues, with a vision for reconciling creative freedom with marketplace competition. Full bio and more links