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: Slaw.caShould publicly funded content be in the public domain?
By Connie Crosby
I see one of the most-quoted posts today on Twitter is All publicly funded content should be in the public domain from popular blog Boing Boing, written by Jesse Brown, host of TV Ontario’s Search Engine podcast. Since he pulls CBC, Telefilm, the Canadian Television Fund and The Canada Council for the Arts into his argument, I thought we (as good Canadians) should have a look at the position he posits. It is:
I think that any publicly funded content should (within, say, 5 years of its creation) be released to the public domain.
Thoughts? (Un-Canadians welcome. Let’s open an international discussion about this.)
Full post as published by Slaw.ca on September 14, 2009 (boomark / email).
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