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Media studies is replete with works that examine the ways in which changing modes of distribution affect consumers. Many of these texts also incorporate legal sources and arguments; however, relatively few of these works delve deeply into the legal underpinnings and consequences of new distribution platforms. With The End of Ownership: Personal Property in the Digital Economy, Aaron Perzanowski and Jason Schultz have provided a significant boost to this relative lacuna, especially as it relates to consumer property rights in a digital era. Moreover, The End of Ownership provides a crash course in property rights that is digestible by readers who have not completed a juris doctorate, a feature which owes much to the clear and simple writing style employed by Perzanowski and Schultz and to the numerous, quotidian examples that augment the text.

Book Review: The End of Ownership: Personal Property in the Digital Economy