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In his latest book, "Free Culture," Stanford professor Lawrence Lessig points to the music industry's war on file traders as a typical battleground between what's free and what's controlled. He affirms that artists should be paid, and people who steal should be punished. But he also notes that, at the crossroads between progress and creativity, the balance of power between copyright holders and access seekers has tipped dangerously.
March 11, 2004 at 12:00 AM
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