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Targeted Copyright Enforcement: Deterring Many Users with a Few Lawsuits

Submitted by MacRonin on November 9, 2009 - 8:12pm
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Targeted Copyright Enforcement: Deterring Many Users with a Few Lawsuits: Via Freedom to Tinker.

One reason the record industry's strategy of suing online infringers ran into trouble is that there are too many infringers to sue. If the industry can only sue a tiny fraction of infringers, then any individual infringer will know that he is very unlikely to be sued, and deterrence will fail.

Or so it might seem -- until you read The Dynamics of Deterrence, a recent paper by Mark Kleiman and Beau Kilmer that explains how to deter a great many violators despite limited enforcement capacity.

Consider the following hypothetical. [ Read more ... ]

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