The Future of Copyright: Copyright 2.0 by Gerd Leonhard
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This video is a response to Web 2.0 Summit 08: Lawrence Lessig (Creative Commons)
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Interesting thoughts. One thought I've had is that internet providers should be responsible in contributing to a blanket license.
They've been supplying the means for people to illegally download music for years.
jremsberg 2 years ago
Gerd,
This makes sense but, how will the creators and rights holders get paid? There is no mention of that here. Once these new revenues are collected, what mechanisms will be in place to make sure that the creators are fairly compensated?
sheljay 3 years ago