Esq.
Jan. 1, 2008
From Copyright to Corruption
America's leading cyberlaw professor switches his interests.
When the standard bearer for the fight against excessive copyright terms announced last year he would switch his academic focus to corruption, many found the shift incongruous. But a closer look at Lawrence Lessig's decision shows that the founder of the Center for Internet and Society is actually attacking the same problem?only with a different weapon....
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