The End of Ownership: Personal Property in the Digital Economy (The Information Society Series)
by Aaron Perzanowski, Jason Schultz
In the digital age, ownership is increasingly replaced by access through licenses and subscriptions. The End of Ownership by Aaron Perzanowski and Jason Schultz investigates how this transformation in the information society affects personal property rights, consumer protections, and the legal landscape of digital goods.
About This Book
The End of Ownership delves into the evolving concept of personal property within the digital economy. As digital goods replace physical ones, traditional notions of ownership are challenged by licensing agreements and technological controls.
The authors analyze how these shifts affect consumers' rights, from software and e-books to cloud-based services. They highlight the legal and economic frameworks shaping access to digital content.
This work is part of The Information Society Series, offering insights into broader societal impacts of information technologies on property law and individual autonomy.
Through a critical lens, the book addresses the balance between innovation and user protections in the digital marketplace.
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