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Tag: Creative Commons

Legal Analysis: Copyright Registration or Creative Commons License?

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June 1, 2014December 12, 2018 Carolyn Schurr Levin

Much has been said, written and debated about the shortcomings of copyright law. The criticism often includes the obvious – that laws arising out of a fifteenth century technology (the printing press) cannot possibly remain relevant in the digital age.

Tagged copyright, Creative Commons, Fall 2014, reports

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