Protecting Innovation with Idea Citation
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| The free flow of ideas may require new
legal forms of intellectual property protection. |
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| Online fan communites come into conflict
with copyright law, but are valuable in an Attention Economy |
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| AI expert systems will automate patterned
forms of intellectual work, but the new human value-added
will be creativity and insight. |
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| Attention is becoming a major part of value
in the New Economy |
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| Documents require new tools, styles, and
training. Yet narrative persists. |
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| How the Internet enables private law systems
and regulation through technology infrastructure. |
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| Tortocracy, the Surveillance State, Open
Source Contracts, Cult like Corporations. |
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| Why prenatal genetic testing is leading
to a de facto policy of eugenics. |
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| Tools for cyber sex, brief essay on the
boys movement, reaction to WTO protests. |
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| The wider impact of Open Source software
on Biotech and Intellectual Property |
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| How Genomics erodes health insurance but
could support the creation of Medical Derivative contracts. |
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| Why sexual content on the internet may
lead to a more libertine Millennial generation. |
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| Visual Display forecasting, applications
of the Lycos 50, Quickbrowse as a scanning tool, Web Aggregators. |
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| Improving search engines by measuring user
attention, emerging tools for graphical web navigation. |
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| Recent brain research breakthroughs give
rise to technologies for reprogramming belief systems. |
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| Aliens as Halloween Icons, Bigger Boobs,
Future of Retail, low-carb dieters changing notions of "diet"
food. |
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| New Paradigms, and how Scientology is an
example of how unusual those paradigms should be. |
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| IQ enhancement in mice may bring about
the social stratification outlined in The Bell Curve. |
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| The war against sprawl: planning, policy,
and technological approaches. |
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| Millennial Gen attitudes going into crisis,
the Libertarian applications of Complexity theory, Waco reemerges
as an issue. |
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| Four Scenarios focused on the effects of
Internet political campaigning and campaign finance reform. |
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