The Internet has made the protection of intellectual property
A) more difficult, because of the lack of enforcable regulations.
B) easier, because of the proliferation of creative and professional software.
C) more difficult, because of the ease of copying and transmitting digitized media.
D) easier, because of the ability to track user behavior and visits to Web sites and file-sharing services.

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The ease of copying and transmitting digitized media via the Internet has made it more difficult to protect intellectual property. This is because digital copies can be produced without degradation of quality, making it easier for people to reproduce and distribute intellectual property without permission or payment. While there are some regulations and tools available for enforcing intellectual property rights online, they are not foolproof and can lag behind the rapid pace of technological innovation.

The Internet Has Made the Protection of Intellectual Property