Two op-ed pieces in this morning’s New York Times respond to the RIAA’s most recent round of lawsuits, both suggesting the implementation of alternative compensation systems for P2P file sharing. The first is by Terry Fisher of Harvard Law School; the second is by Kembrew McLeod of the University of Iowa.
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