Love seeing discussions of Eckhard Höffner's comparative work on English and German copyright history. This Spiegel article has probably given it the most visib

Love seeing discussions of Eckhard Höffner's comparative work on English and German copyright history. This Spiegel article has probably given it the most visibility. Höffner has written extensively on the history of books and copyright, all in German (which I do not read). https://www.fatto.de/wiki/ https://www.fatto.de/wiki/ and https://twitter.com/EckhardHoeffner https://twitter.com/EckhardHoeffner are their site and twitter. I think https://archive.org/details/102026Band2 https://archive.org/details/102026Band2 is the relevant book. For how copyright restricts learning in other parts of the world now, I like https://openscholarship.wustl.edu/law_lawreview/vol92/iss1/7/ https://openscholarship.wustl.edu/law_lawreview/vol92/iss1/7...