The Digital Age and Space

David Frum: I want to talk about how the whole discussion that we've been having is further complicated by the fact that we do live in a digital age. He says libertarians before like Rothbard and Tucker, you know, one of the 1800s and one of the 1900s, were mostly talking about land commodities or mechanical inventions. Now he says IP has obviously become even more important as capitalism moves into an information era with financialization and high tech built on it.Frum: We seem no matter what we're doing on the IP area of discussion to always be sucked into discussing who has ownership or claim to what is essentially code or spaces on servers but there are two points of view