Thanks upchuck...

"A second reason for our increasing dependence on strong IP laws is the economic shift underway as intangible products, rather than physical goods, become the engine of American economic growth. With such a large and rising fraction of our output in the form of ideas, policymakers must take care to sustain the patent and copyright systems that ensure that those benefits keep flowing from manufacturers around the world to inventors and creators here."

It's all common sense....and we all see what is happening.

#2 is one of the main reasons why I stay involved in what e.Digital does. Because of the economic shift, if your not involved in companies like e.Digital, you have nothing...including a job.

e.Digital will shift with its IP to a best case for producing physical goods, with that, so will its license base. You need to be part of the new "engine of American economic growth". If you're not you will be left behind.

doni