The Copier Wars: Fair Use's Rude Awakening

Ernie Smith of Tedium has done a longer more detail deep-dive into the history of the photocopier and its implications, a follow-up on our previous post on the subject. With machines making it easy to copy information, businesses that once relied on the scarcity of information found themselves leaning on courtrooms to protect their bottom line.

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