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Cory Doctorow's 2011 speech at the Chaos Communication Congress argues that the real issue facing society is not copyright, but the future of general-purpose computers and how they will be controlled. He traces how copyright battles and digital rights management (DRM) technologies emerged as responses to easily duplicated software, using these conflicts as a lens to understand larger struggles over who controls computing technology. Doctorow warns that the lessons from copyright wars foreshadow coming battles over the destiny of general-purpose computers themselves.
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