James Boyle

Professor of Law at Duke Law School

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Professor of Law at Duke Law School and co-founder of its Center for the Study of the Public Domain; board member of Creative Commons; author of The Shakespeare Chronicles, a literary mystery about a search for the true author of Shakespeare's works

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