Shamans, Software, and Spleens
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James Boyle explores information ownership in our society, questioning who owns genetic code or medical samples. He reveals legal, ethical, and economic issues surrounding information control, from insider trading to pharmaceuticals. Boyle argues outdated intellectual property notions hinder innovation, increase inequality, and restrict debate. He makes a compelling case for relaxing copyright laws and expanding fair use, making this an essential read for the information age.
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