Plagiarism is necessary: state-corporatist innovation implies it

Posted by m3t00 on 09-05-29 – 10:33:am
under government, international, language, law

It’s easy to laugh off this case of a right-wing think tank recalling three reports on intellectual property due to plagiarism, but what’s odd is not that the reports were copied but, rather, that that anyone would assume they could have been original.

RIGHT-WING THINK TANK MAKES UNEXPECTED, BRILLIANT CONTRIBUTION THAT TRANSFORMS OSSIFIED DEBATE WITH FRESH INSIGHTS

would be news.

But

RIGHT-WING THINK TANK STRAYS EVER SO SLIGHTLY PAST NORMAL MARGIN OF ERROR IN GENERATING TALKING POINTS THAT ARGUE FOR REGRESSIVE INTERNATIONAL HARMONIZATION OF IP LAWS

is not.

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