The sampling and remix dilemma: what is the role of moral rights in the encouragement and regulation of derivative creativity
Adeney, Elizabeth 2013, The sampling and remix dilemma: what is the role of moral rights in the encouragement and regulation of derivative creativity, Deakin law review, vol. 17, no. 2, pp. 335-348, doi: 10.21153/dlr2012vol17no2art83.
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The sampling and remix dilemma: what is the role of moral rights in the encouragement and regulation of derivative creativity
The borrowing and rearrangement of musical content, especially in the digital context, raises difficult questions for copyright law. There is significant community support for a loosening of the restrictions on the derivative (and particularly creative) use of copyright material. Law reform is called for. This paper discusses the possible introduction of a new exception to copyright infringement but notes that in the drafting of any such exception not only the economic rights but also the moral rights of the originating author need to be taken into account.
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