TPP copyright extension a curb on creativity
Changes primarily benefit corporate rights holders, not individual creatives, content creator Dave Lane argues. With special feature audio.
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According to Recorded Music NZ chief executive Damian Vaughan, the extension of copyright from its present 50 years to 70 years under the Trans-Pacific Partnership is “ultimately a good thing” and there’s “unanimous” agreement in the local music industry the eight-year phase-in period New Zealand
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Nick Grant
Fri, 10 Jun 2016
Fri, 10 Jun 2016
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TPP copyright extension a curb on creativity
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