The copyright manifesto: How the European Union should support innovation and creativity through copyright reform: Now is the time to fix copyright!
De Cock, Caroline [editor]
| Published | January 2015 |
| Periodical | Pages 1-13 |
| Publisher | Copyright 4 Creativity |
| Region | Europe |
ABSTRACT
At a time when the copyright public policy debate tends to focus exclusively on enforcement, we believe that it is time for a discussion in the European institutions on how to ensure that copyright fully supports innovation, creativity, competition, and the public interest. Now is the time for a constructive policy agenda to ensure copyright meets the needs of the 21st century.| Keywords | copyright · copyright harmonization · copyright limitations · EU |
| Refereed | Does not apply |
| Rights | ©2014 Copyright for Creativity. All materials on this collaboration platform are the property of the contributing authors. |
| URL | http://copyright4creativity.eu/2015/01/19/c4ccopyrightmanifesto/ |
| Other information | The copyright manifesto: How the European Union should support innovation and creativity through copyright reform |
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