Information Needs Are Legitimate

Friday, February 20, 2004

Information Needs Are Legitimate, Interview with Kay Raseroka, WSIS, First Phase, Geneva, 10-12 December 2003

Copyright was meant to assist authors, the people that created the material, so that they could be acknowledged appropriately. Yet what is happening now is that it is no longer the authors that benefit, but the publishers. That in itself raises the costs because you are no longer dealing with the person who produced the material, but with an intermediary.

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