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As Trump proposes cutting the NIH budget, a new study highlights its value; The National Institutes of Health is the world's largest funder of life science research, but how much of that taxpayer-funded research leads to patented discoveries? More than many experts thought.

• Authors : Wapner, Jessica

• Source: Newsweek. April 21, 2017, Vol. 168 Issue 14.

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How Patents Kill Innovation and Hold Tech Companies Back; At this point, the technology industry might be better off without any patents.

• Authors : Maney, Kevin

• Source: Newsweek. March 13, 2015, Vol. 164 Issue 10.

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Info With a Ball And Chain: Stopping piracy and increasing privacy makes sense. But what will we lose by locking up our songs, movies, books, files and e-ails?

• Authors : Levy, Steven

• Source: Newsweek. June 23, 2003, 59

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Glitterati vs. Geeks: Two heavyweights, Hollywood and Silicon Valley, take the fight over content to the Supremes.

• Authors : Levy, Steven

• Source: Newsweek. October 14, 2002, 40.

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The Net: Singing a New Tune?

• Authors : Stone, Brad

• Source: Newsweek. September 23, 2002, 9.

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Turning Off the Music Tap: Is music piracy so ingrained that only draconian legislation can stop it--or is there a better way to make sure artists get their money?

• Authors : Levy, Steven

• Source: Newsweek. May 13, 2002, 40X.

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Locking Up Your Rights: Can it be illegal to give people the tools to break into their own property? The U.S. government thinks so.

• Authors : Levy, Steven

• Source: Newsweek. March 18, 2002, 51.

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Software Pirates, Beware: Microsoft: Nobody has more to lose from bootleg software than the U.S. giant. Nobody's fighting back harder, worldwide.

• Source: Newsweek. October 29, 2001, 68.

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Busted by the Copyright Cops: How a controversial intellectual-property law got a Russian programmer thrown in jail.

• Authors : Levy, Steven

• Source: Newsweek. August 20, 2001, 54.

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Playing Fair With Copyright: After Napster, the entertainment giants might use technology to stop even legal copying.

• Authors : Levy, Steven

• Source: Newsweek. February 26, 2001, 60.

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