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Fair use unfair: Copyright Council

Proposed changes to copyright place unfair burdens on creators, argues the Copyright Council.

5 Jun 2013 12:00

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Proposed changes to copyright place unfair burdens on creators, argues the Copyright Council.

One of the key recommendations is to replace the existing exceptions in the Copyright Act with an open-ended fair use exception.

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