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I agree the OTA needs to be reestablished, but that won't eliminate the corrupting power of money in politics. Unfortunately that is the real problem. Media com
by JamesLeonis 15y ago
I agree the OTA needs to be reestablished, but that won't eliminate the corrupting power of money in politics. Unfortunately that is the real problem. Media companies can continue to push through these types of laws year after year, and until their influence is either countered or mitigated, we will continue to see more SOPA-like laws in the future.
Lawrence Lessig, the guy behind the Creative Commons, realized this and changed his views away from modernizing copyright to pushing congressional reform. His new blog talks more about this (http://lessig.tumblr.com http://lessig.tumblr.com)