It’s no secret if you look around my blog that I’m a huge technology proponent. I enjoy the way that it improves our lives, and I also enjoy discussing the issues new technology raises. But every once in awhile I want to suggest improvements in hopes of swaying the guys who come up with “ideas” – even though I doubt they read my site. But I do it anyway, because companies spend millions of dollars every year in market research trying to find out what consumers want. The problem is …

In my last post I mentioned that I wanted to do one more post about copyright, detailing what a physical/digital hybrid copyright system might look like. I apologize for the delay in this follow-up post, but it’s been a pretty busy time at work in the last few weeks. I wasn’t allowed to mention why we were so busy until the deal went through, but now I’m able to talk about it. The company I work for was bought by a larger company, so transitioning to new systems, getting everything …