Re:We've failed: open access is winning and we must change o...
by FeepingCreature on Saturday September 16, 2017 @05:28PM
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I have an unusual perspective on this because 90% of the music I listen to is remixes and 90% of the literature I read is fanfiction.
Which are works of art where a good fraction of the work is done by unpaid amateurs who are at risk of being sued by the "original artists" (or rather their labels/publishers).
The point is, from that perspective, copyright is an existential threat to a very large fraction of the art I consume.
Which are works of art where a good fraction of the work is done by unpaid amateurs who are at risk of being sued by the "original artists" (or rather their labels/publishers).
The point is, from that perspective, copyright is an existential threat to a very large fraction of the art I consume.