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International Law
: Excess CopyrightKindling Copyight Controversy
By Howard Knopf, Esq.
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The L.A. Times, which is hardly an anti-copyright publication, has a good editorial today that comes down against the Authors Guild position and Amazon's "capitulation."It concludes:Innovators such as Amazon are and should be free to create devices that help consumers exploit all of the rights they obtain when they purchase books and other copyrighted material. And by the way, Authors Guild:Full post as published by Excess Copyright on March 04, 2009 (boomark / email).
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