I am in general agreement with this conclusion: "What this paper has said is simply this: three issues - a
dramatic expansion of the scope, duration, and punitive
nature of copyright laws; the ability of DRM to lock-down
content in an unprecedented fashion; and the erosion of
Net neutrality--bear careful scrutiny by those who believe
that the Internet has fostered (and will continue to foster)
a digital revolution that has resulted in an extraordinary
explosion of innovation, creativity, and information dissemination." Well, actually, I think 'careful scrutiny' is very gentle working indeed.
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