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Actually, he did. Before his death, Dr. King actively maintained the copyright on the speech, hoping that any profits from its distribution would be spent to he

by mcherm 13y ago

Actually, he did. Before his death, Dr. King actively maintained the copyright on the speech, hoping that any profits from its distribution would be spent to help fund his causes. Perhaps the question should be: Would Dr. King have kept it locked up by copyright for more than 50 years? Actually, my question is this "SHOULD this speech (and other works) be kept locked up by copyright for more than 50 years?"

chimeracoder 13y ago
> Perhaps the question should be: Would Dr. King have kept it locked up by copyright for more than 50 years? > Actually, my question is this "SHOULD this speech (and other works) be kept locked up by copyright for more than 50 years?" Agreed, on both counts.