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[Parminder]

 quote form lessig interview continued

And so, what we need is public policy that's driven by the public, by 
institutions in the public, that set the rules that lead companies to do 
the right thing. So I think it's appropriate for the United States 
government to decide: do we want to impose requirements on our companies 
to make them comply with standards that we think are important? And 
that's the question, not whether we want to shame Google or shame Yahoo! 
into behavior, which may just not be consistent with


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