Sentence examples for restrictive copyright from inspiring English sources

Apple is acknowledging the failure of the restrictive copyright protections championed by the Recording Industry Association of America.

Protecting the rights of artists was imagined as a way of rejecting the commercialization and commodification of culture that European countries thought less restrictive copyright laws were designed to facilitate.

And why bother coming to Silicon Valley to pretend you want to find a way to let startups thrive in a country with excessively restrictive copyright protections that were designed for a world without the Internet?

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They are exorbitantly expensive, have abusive and restrictive copyright terms, and are not available online to the general public.

Open Internet advocates said they hoped Obama would reverse efforts to impose restrictive copyright standards in trade pacts that threaten the Web.

Nor was it possible, given the restrictive practices of copyright, for a publisher to do for English poetry what Manutius or the Elzevirs had done for the classics: to publish the whole canon in a series.

We have The Pirate Bay to thank for waking up the cultural world to the opportunities for digital music and films distribution, not restrictive but futile copyright enforcement measures.

Essentially, a succession of revolving door lobbyist-bureaucrats, in conjunction with industry "stakeholders," have been attempting to use the TPP to export the most restrictive parts of US copyright law to 11 other countries.

MERCER COUNTY COMMUNITY COLLEGE Jed Horowitz, author of "Willful Infringement," will be discussing the restrictive nature of the new copyright laws.

The difficulty is not so much that the copyright system is restrictive (although it can be), but that no one has any idea exactly how much of a poem can be quoted without payment.