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That would work if there's a contract in place, but if IP rights are abolished entirely, what is there to arbitrate? I got a hold of your song and you don't lik
by notJim 5y ago
That would work if there's a contract in place, but if IP rights are abolished entirely, what is there to arbitrate? I got a hold of your song and you don't like it? Well it was never "yours" in the first place.
- mcguire 5y agoTechnically, you could presumably have a contract with someone who has a contractual obligation to secure the work---you could request arbitration with that someone for that breach of contract. But yeah, if you did something stupid like playing your song in public and someone got a recording, you are screwed. If your work is important or valuable to you, keep it under lock and key.