Rescue AGM 2013: The archive storage crisis (27th April, Woking)

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This is how this ends

Does the end of copyright mean that books or music or movies or games will die? Of course not. The urge to create is too strong in all of us, and consumers will always be willing to pay for novelty and for excellence. It may mean that nobody gets mega-wealthy any more. What it does mean for sure is that the giant dinosaurs that currently dominate the distribution channels had better learn to adapt or die. There are a lot of fast-moving little mammals in the underbrush eating the dinosaurs’eggs.

like at a local council museum round your way: governemt subsidy or get real -buy and sell charge for access pay for copyright.

thats where I'am at. I would have been a bit more worried if you had pointed out that copyright was a development of patent law, which is even older
-sir/madame