His work has centered on authorship, copyright, and rhetorical invention, with a particular emphasis on these topics as informed by the advent of networked digital media. His 2006 book Peers, Pirates, and Persuasion: Rhetoric in the Peer-to-Peer Debates focused on the mischaracterizations of peer-to-peer technologies as facilitators of “piracy” and “sharing.” This book was made freely available (and remains freely available) via a Creative Commons license. Logie’s work is directed at maximizing access to creative work — for creators and consumers — by streamlining and recalibrating copyright laws to reflect the realities of 21st Century technologies.