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The answer is abolishing copyright. Not to save these shows. For other reasons. But saving these shows would be nice.
by MacsHeadroom 3y ago
The answer is abolishing copyright. Not to save these shows. For other reasons. But saving these shows would be nice.
- hnbad 3y agoWell, at the very least the answer would be softening copyright to the point where the kind of sampling that kind of media did is permissible again without clearing every single piece sampled. However that would effectively kill copyright because the only way those shows were able to do that was, in a way, what we now call "backroom deals".
- _ph_ 3y agoI am not sure about abolishing, but it would already quite help if there was a clear, reasonably timed, copyright period. Like 50 years after publication.
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- woleium 3y agoLet’s see what the outcome of the generative AI law suits are. I am hopeful, but not very.
- danaris 3y agoThat's very much throwing the baby out with the bathwater. No; a much better answer is mandatory licensing, with set, reasonable fees.