Who Owns Information? From Privacy to Public Access

Eliot A. Cohen · Anne Wells Branscomb

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Digitalization, Law, and Regulation Law, Rights, and Freedoms Intellectual Property Rights and Media

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* Control of the Legal Infostructure * Who Owns Your Name and Address? * Who Owns Your Telephone Number? * Who Owns Your Medical History? * Who Owns Your Image? * Who Owns Your Electronic Messages? * Who Owns Video Entertainment? * Who Owns Religious Information? * Who Owns Computer Software? * Who Owns Government Information? * Conclusion: Information as an Asset: From Personal Autonomy to Public Access

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