CFF’s Government Submission on ACTA, Copyright, and Fair Use Online
Our submission’s introduction reads “Today, a large proportion of interactions with copyrighted material involves personal use through personal computers
and devices with internet connections. It is fair to say that, in turn, a proportion of these interactions involve
infringement of copyright. Understandably, there is much debate as to how to interact with the new paradigm of creation
and distribution that the internet represents. Some have responded to this new digital era by seeking to extend the
scope of copyright, and the methods of its enforcement, so that existing ways of creation and distribution are
protected, if not privileged. We do not share this view.”
Download Submission: creativefreedomfoundationactasubmission7thapril2010.pdf
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