US Finds Existing Copyright Law Suited For Software Embedded In Everyday Products; Intellectual Property Watch, 12/16/16

Intellectual Property Watch; US Finds Existing Copyright Law Suited For Software Embedded In Everyday Products:

"The United States Copyright Office has released a study that finds that existing copyright laws are sufficient to cover issues arising over software embedded in everyday consumer products. But it does call for some flexibility for consumers to tinker with their devices.

The report, which followed hearings and research in the field, is available here. The report was requested by Sens. Charles Grassley (R-Iowa) and Patrick Leahy (D-Vermont), the chair and ranking member of the Senate Judiciary Committee."

Online Debate on "Copyright and wrongs"; Economist.com, 5/5/09 -

Via Economist.com; Online Debate on "Copyright and wrongs":

Noted intellectual property scholars weigh in on the motion "This house believes that existing copyright laws do more harm than good."

http://goliveinternet.economist.com/debate/overview/144