Re: Home Page Copyrights Re: Home Page Copyrights>I am not an expert nor perhaps as fully informed as some. But I believe
>the question has arisen because traditional copyright law is considered
>ineffective and/or inadequate in regards to "electronic information". It
>is my understanding that the government has proposed a new standard.
>
>Are these presumptions correct?
As far as I know, mine (government) hasn't.
I would guess that it would make better sense not to establish a
"standard" for copyrights, since one already exists, for Canada, the U.S.
and most other countries which are electronically connected.
What need to be tested are the extent of "damages" and the definition
of "fair use" as regards creative electronic information online.
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