Posting over at Locus, boing boing contributor (and author of the gonzo-bonkers-awesome Down and Out in the Magic Kingdom, available to download for free,) Cory Doctorow has a thought-provoking article up about the future of copyright law.

There just isn’t such a thing as ‘‘copyright policy’’ anymore. Every modern copyright policy becomes Internet policy – policy that touches on every aspect of how we use the net.

And as we make the transition from a world where everything we do includes an online component to a world where everything we do requires an online component, it’s becoming the case that there’s no such thing as ‘‘Internet policy’’ – there’s just policy.

Good stuff.