How to Fix Copyright

by: William Patry

in: Cultural Studies

Summary:

The book critiques the current state of copyright law, arguing that it is overly complex, favors corporate interests over public good, and stifles creativity. It proposes practical reforms to simplify the system, balance stakeholders' interests, and encourage innovation and access to knowledge.

Key points:

1. Expansionist Approach Failure: Patry argues that expanding copyright laws hasn't boosted creativity or helped the public, but rather favored middlemen over creators, creating a complex system.

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