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I like the analogy between real estate and copyright. I think a simpler* solution would be to return to limited terms on copyright (say, 14 years), and require
by function_seven 8y ago
I like the analogy between real estate and copyright.
I think a simpler* solution would be to return to limited terms on copyright (say, 14 years), and require periodic renewal by the rights-holder to extend that term. As part of the renewal process, you'd either need to demonstrate active use of the copyright, or pay a fee (or both?).
* Simpler from a process point of view. I understand it's probably not simple politically.
- TeMPOraL 8y agoExponentially increasing fee, set in a way that past two-three such renewals, even the biggest and richest corporations would think twice before paying up.