The online music revolution has brought the weakness of the law to
the forefront. Anonymous theft, with little risk of criminal
prosecution and practically no societal censure, tempts those who
would never dream of shoplifting a CD from a music store. The RIAA
has sued middle school students, high school and college students
as well as grandparents, some of whom honestly believed they were
doing nothing wrong. Even professors of the law argue over what
behavior is permissible and what is not. This ambiguity holds back
the advancement of legitimate uses of technology while doing
nothing to stop those who would steal regardless of the
consequences. A Fogging of Basic Values critically examines what
has occurred within music and other societal venues where
behavioral boundaries have blurred.
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