The basic premise of our copyright law is that we are all enriched when creators create, and that creators must be able to earn a fair return on their ingenuity.
Ted Deutch: “The basic premise of our copyright law is that we are all enriched when creators create, and that creators must be able…”
On the recordMarch 19, 2013
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Deutch highlights the fundamental principles of copyright law regarding creator compensation.
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