There’s been some rumbling about the Supreme Court’s decision that Congress can legally re-copyright works in the Public Domain. This upsets me because it’s actually a very good decision. Congress has the Constitutional authority to establish, enforce, and regulate copyrights. This is as it should be to help encourage creative works and if there were no copyrights at all there would be no way for creators to profit off of their works. A decision going the other way would have …
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