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Trend: Content Copyright, the Commons, and the C Generation

Trend: Content Copyright, the Commons, and the C Generation

Title:Trend: Content Copyright, the Commons, and the C Generation (ID: CSD3358)
Author(s):Eva Kaplan-Leiserson
Topics:Copyright, Intellectual Property, Open Access, Open Source
Origin:Community Contributions (2004)
Type:Articles, Papers, and Reports
Abstract:The author discusses the issue of the ongoing struggle between those who think electronic content should be paid content on the internet and those believe that content is made to be shared, and that doing so benefits everyone.
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