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--Mike
And then by harm a mean real harm: harm to consumers, not industry competitors.
Institutionally, this leads to an anti-DMCA, anti-Induce Act, anti-Pirate Act -- basically anti-Congressional stance, in favor of court-driven copyright. Courts tends to be more ex-poste.