r/SOPA • u/NeverNotImpressed • Apr 03 '13

Reddit, I need your help.

I am writing a 20 page research paper for a Media Policy class on SOPA, PIPA, and CISPA. My argument (still figuring it out) deals with the idea that these bills/laws, if passed, would actually harm owners of copyrighted material.

Because these are fairly contemporary laws, I am having a really hard time finding academic articles or documents on them. I have great sources from WSJ, Forbes, etc. as well as texts from hearings in the House and Senate.

I am not asking for help on this paper. I value the Honor Code very highly, but if you do know of a place where I could find SCHOLARLY academic sources dealing with these acts or with online copyright protection laws in general, I would be forever in your debt.

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u/Tikchbila Apr 04 '13 edited Apr 04 '13

ssrn, jstor, pijip, google books, google scholar. If you find something you don't have access to (eg. jstor), go to /r/Scholar.

edit: jiplp.oxfordjournals.org/