Intellectual Property and Libertarianism.
[...] it's common for libertarians to conflate trademark, copyright, and patent (Murray Rothbard talked about a copyright on a mousetrap, which is an invention and therefore the subject of patents). [...] Brown may retake his property from Black but has no right to prevent Black from using informat...
| Publicado en: | Liberty (08941408) Vol. 23; no. 11; pp. 27 - 34 |
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| Sumario: | [...] it's common for libertarians to conflate trademark, copyright, and patent (Murray Rothbard talked about a copyright on a mousetrap, which is an invention and therefore the subject of patents). [...] Brown may retake his property from Black but has no right to prevent Black from using information to guide his actions. [...] the contract approach fails as well. |
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