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Oh nonsense. You're ignoring the legal system, which is hilarious, because you're talking about a LEGAL construct. Original poster called it an "an unavoidable
by Amadou 13y ago
Oh nonsense. You're ignoring the legal system, which is hilarious, because you're talking about a LEGAL construct.
Original poster called it an "an unavoidable fact" - that is a statement far in excess of "there are laws." Given the context is people infringing copyright law, clearly we are talking about the utility of the law in the "real world."
- criley2 13y agoWe are? Then in the real world copyright is effectively managed, things are unpublished or never published and brands are managed. Again, if you think in the real world you lose control, talk to Micky Mouse. You lose a small amount of control against small, unincorporated actors, but you retain large amounts of control in the markets you operate in, and against any institutional actor at all.