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Acknowledgments | |
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Disclaimer | |
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Introduction | |
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How the Copyright Wars Are Being Fought and Why | |
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The Copyright Wars and Business Models | |
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The Internet and Push versus Pull Marketing | |
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Appetite for Self-Destruction: The Record Industry's Failure to Offer an Alternative to Napster | |
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The Copyright Wars and the Great Cultural Revolution | |
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The Digital Guillotine | |
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The Copyright Wars and Framing | |
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The Copyright Wars and Piracy | |
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The Copyright Wars and Marketing Myopia | |
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Control as the Business Model | |
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Chicken Little and False Figures | |
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Copyright, Innovation, and Joseph Schumpeter's "Creative Destruction" | |
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The Copyright Wars as a Rearguard Effort to Stave Off Innovation | |
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The Role of Metaphors in Understanding | |
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Figurative Metaphors | |
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I.A. Richards and the Beginning of Conceptual Metaphors | |
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Max Black's Theory of Associated Commonplaces | |
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The Role of Repetition in Metaphors | |
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Conceptual Metaphors | |
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Metaphors and Emotion | |
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Emotions and Cognitive Misers | |
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Metaphors and the Law | |
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Ideas as Metaphors | |
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The Mythical Origins of Copyright and Three Favorite Copyright Metaphors | |
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The Mythical Origins of Copyright | |
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The Utilitarian/Consequentialist Origin Story | |
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Competition and IP Rights | |
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The Labor Origin Story | |
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Natural Rights and Geniuses | |
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Copyright Has Historically Been Unimportant to Authors | |
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Three Favorite Copyright Metaphors | |
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Authors as the Parents of their Works: The Birth Metaphor | |
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No Author Is an Island | |
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Copyright Is an Economic Commodity | |
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Orphan Works | |
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The Agrarian Metaphor: Reaping What You Haven't Sown | |
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Origins of the Metaphor | |
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Rejection of the Metaphor in the United States | |
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Forms of the Metaphor | |
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Thieves and Trespassers, Pirates and Parasites | |
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Property as Social Relationships | |
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The Myths of Economic Freedom and Market Fundamentalism | |
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Social Relationships | |
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Use of Metaphors in Establishing Claims to Property Rights | |
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Blackstone and the Nature of Property | |
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Why Classifying Copyright as Property Is Important in the Copyright Wars | |
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Copyright as Social Relations, Not as a Property Right | |
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The Ahistorical Claim that Copyright Is a Natural Property Right | |
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Authors and Trickle Down Economics | |
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Copyright Now as Then: Plus &ccidle;a Change, Plus C'est la M&ehat;me Chose | |
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Copyright as a Statutory Tort | |
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Property Rights Involve Burdens, Not Just Benefits | |
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Why Do Copyright Owners Continue to Refer to Copyright as a Property Right? | |
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Property Rights as a Burden-Shifting Tool | |
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The Endowment and Attachment Effects | |
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The Endowment Effect | |
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The Attachment Effect | |
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Moral Panics, Folk Devils, and Fear as a Tactical Weapon | |
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Moral Panics | |
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Folk Devils | |
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Copyright Owners and Moral Panics | |
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Jack Valenti: Master of Moral Panics | |
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Moral Panics, Home Video, and the Boston Strangler: The Real Story | |
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The Home Video Market and Thomas Edison | |
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Cartrivision and the First Home Rental Market | |
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The Betamax Case and the Fight for the Home Video Market | |
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Hollywood and Video Rental | |
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The Redbox Suit | |
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The Digital Millennium Copyright Act | |
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Access Controls | |
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Take-Down Notices Under the DMCA: Suppression of Free Speech and Creativity | |
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How Innovation Occurs: Creative Destruction and Disruptive Technologies | |
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The Design of the Internet and the World Wide Web | |
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The Barbarian as the Gatekeeper | |
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The Associated Press | |
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ACAP | |
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South Korea and Japan: The Future Is Here | |
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South Korea | |
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Japan | |
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Conclusion | |
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Notes | |
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Index | |