Creators of works have a moral right to control their use
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Intellectual Works in the Digital Age »Intellectual Works in the Digital Age
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Copyright »Copyright
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What, if anything, justifies restricting the use of published works? »What, if anything, justifies restricting the use of published works?
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Creators of works have a moral right to control their use
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How does end user distinguish what should and shouldn't be free »How does end user distinguish what should and shouldn't be free
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Public right to sample information? »Public right to sample information?
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Authors deserve to be paid »Authors deserve to be paid
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Copying is theft »Copying is theft
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Copyright infringement is illegal »Copyright infringement is illegal
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Creators of the intellectual works are being hurt »Creators of the intellectual works are being hurt
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Distributors of the intellectual works are being hurt »Distributors of the intellectual works are being hurt
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Expectation of property rights for investment, skill and labour »Expectation of property rights for investment, skill and labour
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Intellectual works are property »Intellectual works are property
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People have no automatic right to the work of others »People have no automatic right to the work of others
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Unendorsed copying is equivalent to counterfeiting, forgery, etc. »Unendorsed copying is equivalent to counterfeiting, forgery, etc.
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Any willing to pay should have access »Any willing to pay should have access
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Copyright law restricts people's liberty »Copyright law restricts people's liberty
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Principle of fair use acknowledges some basic rights »Principle of fair use acknowledges some basic rights
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