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: Moral Panics and the Copyright WarsBill: It's the "Why" Not the "If"
By William Patry, Esq
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Ben, I never claimed the debates over copyright as property were recent; to the contrary, that's why I quoted Birrell's lecture from 1898. I could just as easily gone back to the Battle of the Booksellers in the 18th century which took place when the term of protection for pre-existing works granted under the Statute of Anne expired, and booksellers argued that copyright, as an alleged natural right, was perpetual. They lost that argument. My posts have been on a different question altogether: w read more
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