Copyright
By Mark on Nov 17, 2007 in Free Culture
This paper,”Infringement Nation: Copyright Reform and the Law/Norm Gap” by John Tehranian discusses the problem with copyright especially in light of the pervasive use of the Internet. The premise:
As the rapid pace of technological change continues to force a reconsideration of the vitality of our intellectual property regime, it is tempting indeed to cite the
“communications revolution” of our time—the Internet—as disrupting to the delicate balance struck by pre-digital copyright laws between the rights of owners and users of creative works.
Definitely worth read.
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