An Argument Against The Concept Of Intellectual Property
(ArtsJournal Theatre)

The ubiquitous use of `intellectual property´ began in the digital era of production, reproduction and distribution of cultural and technical artifacts. As a new political economy appeared, so did a new commercial and legal rhetoric. `Intellectual property´, a central term in that new discourse, is a culturally damaging and easily weaponised notion. Its use should be resisted.