Re:How Copyright Enforcement Robots Killed the Hugo Awards
by cturner on Tuesday September 04, 2012 @06:12AM
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There were books published before copyright existed, and would be if copyright was removed.
With only a handful of exceptions, successful writing isn't enough to make a good living under the current regime, where writers make money by having a day job. As with music, publishers who make money, not creators.
Copyright infringement isn't theft, and no amount of tough talk will make it so.
With only a handful of exceptions, successful writing isn't enough to make a good living under the current regime, where writers make money by having a day job. As with music, publishers who make money, not creators.
Copyright infringement isn't theft, and no amount of tough talk will make it so.