Modernizing copyright law for the digital age : constitutional foundations for reform / Randolph J. May, Seth L. Cooper.
Editor: Durham, North Carolina : Carolina Academic Press, 2020Descripción: xix, 273 pages ; 23 cmTipo de contenido:- text
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- 9781531016005
- KF 2994 .M39 2020
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In Modernizing Copyright Law for the Digital Age: Constitutional Foundations for Reform , Randolph May and Seth Cooper connect constitutional principles and historical insights to recommendations for updating U.S. copyright law to meet the challenges of the Digital Age.
Copyright owners and copyright-intensive industries are vital engines of prosperity in our Digital Age economy. But current U.S. copyright law fails to protect adequately copyrighted works from infringement enabled by modern-day digitization and Internet connectivity. The law needs updating to curb the billions in economic losses caused annually by bad actors in America and abroad.
In reforms grounded in constitutional principles, Modernizing Copyright Law for the Digital Age addresses areas such as international trade, public contracts, private contracts, compulsory licensing and rate regulation, antitrust, and so-called "moral rights." This timely book details steps that Congress should consider for updating copyright policy in hot-topic areas, including music royalties, Copyright Office reform, civil enforcement, criminal enforcement, and international protections.
Includes bibliographical references.
The logic of international intellectual property protection -- The public contract basis of intellectual property rights -- Liberty of contract and the free market foundations of intellectual property -- Intellectual property rights and compulsory licensing -- The common purposes of intellectual property and antitrust -- Unalienable rights and alienable intellectual property -- Modernizing the Copyright Office for the digital age economy -- Modernizing civil copyright enforcement -- Modernizing criminal copyright law to combat online piracy -- Modernizing international agreements to combat copyright infringement.
"This book examines copyrights and patent rights within the context of America's Constitution and its political economy, and it and tracks key historical developments of those intellectual property (IP) rights. More particularly, the book's primary focus is on copyrights during the 20th and early 21st centuries. The book connects constitutional principles and historical insights to specific recommendations for modernizing U.S. copyright law to meet the marketplace and technological challenges of the Digital Age"--