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This would be a great argument except they’ve already done it. Did people push back when it was expanded past the creator’s death? Or when it was 20 years past?
by joshspankit 5y ago
This would be a great argument except they’ve already done it.
Did people push back when it was expanded past the creator’s death?
Or when it was 20 years past? Or when it was pushed worldwide?
We’re now at 70 years after the creator’s death, and there’s just far too much money being made. They come up with terms like “modern copyright” and use words like “protection” and “investment”, but at the end of the day it’s big companies using whatever leverage they can in order to stay big.