Copyright and Piracy
by Kacie Schaeffer
Introduction
The United States has established itself as a land of ambition and technical know-how. With a rich history of law to support its citizenry, America has encouraged its people to pursue their most intimate desires. Many have sacrificed comfort and security in the hopes that their ingenuity will bring about success or their own creative genius will launch them to fame and fortune. Many Americans are constantly willing to risk stability, knowing that their original ideas, should they become popular, are protected under modern copyright law.
Unfortunately, with the birth of new telecommunications technologies and the evolution of the Internet, the illegal acquisition and distribution of other people's intellectual property has ballooned out of control. Under the guise of protecting artists from this theft, multi-billion-dollar corporations have aggressively pushed for legislation that borders on undermining the legal structure of......

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Title: Copyrights And Piracy
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