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The question seems somewhat biased, why is copyright assumed to be strictly beneficial? Of course it has benefits, but surely it can't have only benefits. Isn't
by hnarn 7y ago
The question seems somewhat biased, why is copyright assumed to be strictly beneficial? Of course it has benefits, but surely it can't have only benefits. Isn't a more honest question to ask: "What is the impact of copyright on society"?
- Konnstann 7y agoI think the point was that copyright is typically discussed in terms of its negative impacts. I, for instance, have never seen any discourse about the benefits of copyright. The benefits seem obvious but there's still a place, in my opinion, for this topic.
- OleLukoje 7y ago> The benefits seem obvious They don't exist until I find them on Wikipedia