Who Owns This Sentence?: A History of Copyrights And Wrongs'Fascinating' Telegraph 'Thorough and engaging' Washington Post 'Lively, opinionated, and ultra timely' New Yorker '[A] robust and readable polemic history' Financial Times 'A fascinating new look at the patchwork chaos called copyright Not just authors, but artists in many media, scientists, mathematicians and every one of us with our own unique individual faces should read this book' Spectator This is the story of a relatively simple idea that

From the use of seditious libel proceedings to stop rumours of George V's bigamy to the Mutiny Act used to silence Communist publications in the 1920s

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With a chapter devoted to each key strategy

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knowing nothing but his name and that he is in danger

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news begins to spread that a 'gifted school' will be opening its doors in their town

in an act called the Untethering

Newell is on a desperate mission to keep his life from changing too much