On the recordApril 23, 2012
It does seem to me that given the ubiquity of the Internet, as you said, it just becomes harder and harder and harder for folks who own that intellectual property to enforce that.
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congress.govMark Pryor: “It does seem to me that given the ubiquity of the Internet, as you said, it just becomes harder and harder and harder…”
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Pryor discusses the challenges of enforcing intellectual property rights online.
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