From the obvious department: Big content is strangling American innovation. REALLY?

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One of the greatest threats to the US’s ability to innovate lies within: specifically, with the music and movie business. These Big Content businesses are attempting to protect themselves from change so aggressively that they risk damaging America’s position as a world leader in innovation.

via blogs.hbr.org

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