As technological progress marches on, so anxiety over the shape of
the public domain is likely to continue if not increase. This
collection helps to define the boundaries within which the debate
over the shape of law and policy should take place. From historical
analysis to discussion of contemporary developments, the importance
of the public domain in its cultural and scientific contexts is
explored by lawyers, scientists, economists, librarians,
journalists and entrepreneurs. The contributions will both deepen
and enliven the reader's understanding of the public domain in its
many guises, and will also serve to highlight the public domain's
key role in innovation. This book will appeal not only to students
and researchers coming from a variety of fields, but also to
policymakers in the IP field and those more generally interested in
the public domain, as well as those more directly involved in the
current movements towards open access, open science and open
source.
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