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How to Fix Copyright

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ISBN-10: 0199760098

ISBN-13: 9780199760091

Edition: 2011

Authors: William Patry

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The arrival of the Internet was revolutionary, and one of the most tumultuous developments that flowed from it--the upending of the relatively settled world of copyright law--has forced us to completely rethink how rights to a work are allocated and how delivery formats affect an originator's claims to the work. Most of the disputes swirling around novel Internet media delivery systems, from Napster to Youtube to the Google Book Project, derive from our views on what constitutes aproper understanding of copyright. Who has the right to a work, and to what extent should we protect a rights holder's ability to derive income from it? Is it right to make copyrighted works free of charge?One of…    
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List price: $18.49
Copyright year: 2011
Publisher: Oxford University Press, Incorporated
Publication date: 3/8/2012
Binding: Hardcover
Pages: 240
Size: 5.71" wide x 8.31" long x 1.07" tall
Weight: 0.990
Language: English

William Patry is Senior Copyright Counsel at Google Inc. He previously served as copyright counsel to the U.S. House of Representatives, Committee on the Judiciary, a Policy Planning Advisor to the Register of Copyrights, a law professor, and in the private practice of law. He is the most prolific scholar of copyright in history, including being the author of an eight-volume treatise and a separate treatise on the fair use doctrine.

Acknowledgments
Disclaimer
Introduction Unlearning Copyright
Why We Need to Fix Our Copyright Laws
Replacing a Faith-Based Approach to Copyright with an Evidence-Based Approach
What Are Copyright Laws Supposed to Do?
The Public Interest
Law Is Not the Solution to Business Problems
Does Deterrence Work?
Abandoning Exclusivity and Getting Paid Instead
The Length of Copyright Is Damaging Our Cultural Heritage
Reimposing Some Formalities
The Moral Panic over Fair Use
"The Answer to the Machine Is in the Machine' Is a Really Bad Metaphor
Effective Global Copyright Laws
Notes
Index