There is a set of things A that can be done under the current system. There is a different set of things B that could be done without any IP laws. Asking how ma

There is a set of things A that can be done under the current system. There is a different set of things B that could be done without any IP laws. Asking how many items in A are also in B is not a valid way to determine whether A or B is larger. That said, I haven't heard of most of the companies on that list. The ones I have heard of, would all probably do fine (or, as well as under the current system). where there was no trade secret law and publication of company secrets was thus protected under the First Amendment The first amendment just means the government can't censor you.