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The United States Pirate Party was founded in 2006 with three main platform goals: Government and Corporate Transparency and Accountability Personal Privacy Intellectual Property Reform
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By
James Turner
on January 28, 2012
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No Safe Harbor is a great collection of essays from various authors covering such topics as, "Government and Corporate Transparency and Accountability", "Privacy" and "Intellectual Property".
I especially enjoyed the essays concerning US politics and our interaction with other nations.
The essay covering the "History of Copyright" was a big eye opener on how long people have been dealing with unfair and sometimes unjust copyright laws.
Finally, "This Gene is Your Gene" was a great ending to an extremely opinionated set of essays that anyone who is remotely interested or concerned with today's privacy and copyright concerns should read.
I especially enjoyed the essays concerning US politics and our interaction with other nations.
The essay covering the "History of Copyright" was a big eye opener on how long people have been dealing with unfair and sometimes unjust copyright laws.
Finally, "This Gene is Your Gene" was a great ending to an extremely opinionated set of essays that anyone who is remotely interested or concerned with today's privacy and copyright concerns should read.
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on December 16, 2013
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Full of wonderful essays. Very informative and thought provoking. A good read for libertarians and liberals alike! Would read again
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GREAT!
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