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Accessible 3D Printing and Digital Piracy
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July 20, 2015
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2:59Now PlayingThanks to accessible 3D printing companies like Shapeways, DIY hobbyists can turn their designs based on characters from movies, comics and videogames into three-dimensional objects and sell them online. And that’s raising serious questions about intellectual property rights for entertainment companies. Photo: Shapeways.
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