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Copyright's over-protection: research shows that, when given the choice, most authors don’t want excessively-long copyright terms - @glynmoody
#Copyright #Authors #CopyrightTerms #AccessToCulture #NYPL #InternetArchive #USCopyrightOffice
https://walledculture.org/research-shows-that-when-given-the-choice-most-authors-dont-want-excessively-long-copyright-terms/

Copyright's over-protection: research shows that, when given the choice, most authors don’t want excessively-long copyright terms - @glynmoody
#Copyright #Authors #CopyrightTerms #AccessToCulture #NYPL #InternetArchive #USCopyrightOffice
https://walledculture.org/research-shows-that-when-given-the-choice-most-authors-dont-want-excessively-long-copyright-terms/

Extensive copyright terms impoverish the public domain, @mmasnick, from @techdirt, explained on the #WalledCulture podcast 👇
🎧 https://walledculture.podbean.com
📽️ https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCwO_JXmWzAItBd14R_ZrP7w
#copyright #CopyrightTerms

For @mmasnick, from @techdirt, the SOPA battle put the brakes on copyright term extensions. How much longer will this brake lever stop Big Content? Check the Walled Culture podcast 👇
🎧 https://walledculture.podbean.com
📽️ https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCwO_JXmWzAItBd14R_ZrP7w
#copyright #CopyrightTerms #SOPAPlusTen

RT @walledculture
Trade deals are abused to expand copyright terms around the world. The latest example: 🇳🇿 New Zealand is depriving its citizens from accessing future public domain works for another 20 years, just to please the UK 🇬🇧 https://walledculture.org/new-zealand-is-about-to-commit-copyright-theft-the-real-kind #CopyrightTerms #copyright #trade