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The Right to Repair Reclaiming the Things We Own

Aaron Perzanowski

In recent decades, companies around the world have deployed an arsenal of tools - including IP law, hardware design, software restrictions, pricing strategies, and marketing messages - to prevent consumers from fixing the things they own. While this strategy has enriched companies almost beyond meas...

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The Daily Show: Ears Edition

The podcast host mentioned reading this book, which was said to cover the shady practices of corporations in making products difficult to repair.

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Our other guest is a law professor at the University of Michigan, the author of the book, The Right to Repair. Aaron Perzanowski.

— Episode: Do You Have the Right to Repair Your Pro...

Episode: Do You Have the Right to Repair Your Products? | B...

The podcast host mentioned reading this book, which was said to cover the shady practices of corporations in making products difficult to repair.

"

Our other guest is a law professor at the University of Michigan, the author of the book, The Right to Repair. Aaron Perzanowski.

But before we get into any of that, let's just unpack first and foremost, what does right to repair mean? Aaron, give us the legal mumbo jumbo of it real quick.

First, I'm contractually obligated to, you know, try to sell my book so people should read The Right to Repair from the fine folks at Cambridge University Press, where I try to talk about a lot of the things that we've been covering today.

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