Fix Copyright! is a campaign umbrella which seems to have been formed in response the the European Commission's consultation on copyright (on which, see separate posting although I haven't posted anything of substance on the topic yet). It assumes that copyright is broken, which I think might be a slightly extreme view of things but isn't far out. That begs the question, though, if copyright is broken, should we be asking the Commission to fix it?
Fix Copyright! brings together a number of organisations which, broadly, could be described as pro-user. Which is far from saying they are anti-copyright, but they probably take a saner view of copyright than many other organisations - rights owners and their associations.
Fix Copyright! brings together a number of organisations which, broadly, could be described as pro-user. Which is far from saying they are anti-copyright, but they probably take a saner view of copyright than many other organisations - rights owners and their associations.
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