Copyright and freedom of expression.
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Mashed up videos and broken down copyright: changing copyright to promote the First Amendment values of transformative video.
The myth of copyright’s fair use doctrine as a protector of free speech.
Justification of subject-matter for legal protection of traditional knowledge.
The need and justification for a general competition – oriented compulsory licensing regime.
New development in digital copyright protection in China: The landmark case of Zheng Chengsi v Shusheng.
Enabling copyright consumers.
Copyright and breathing space.
Copyright as quasi-public property: reinterpreting the con¬flict between copyright and the First Amendment.
Lawful personal use.