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I started writing this reply to your comment and then realized you expanded in another post above.
Anyway, I was using Free Culture as a broad description of Lessig's overall worldview, which includes all sorts of progressive and "quasi-socialist" impositions. I agree there was much in Free Culture, the book, to educate and even to applaud. Perhaps I should have clarified.
The point was to distinguish between Anderson's Free! and Lessig's views, which many people might know generally and broadly label Free Culture.
Best,
Bret