CHANGE YOU CAN BELIEVE IN.

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Title: CHANGE YOU CAN BELIEVE IN.
Authors: BRANTLEY, PETER
Source: Publishers Weekly. 12/3/2012, Vol. 259 Issue 49, p36-38. 3p.
Subject Terms: *Fair use (Copyright), United States Congress personnel, Copyright reform, Copyright of digital media, Commercial treaties
Geographic Terms: United States
People: Khanna, Derek
Abstract: An interview is presented with U.S. congressional staffer Derek Khanna, about his 2012 Republican Study Committee copyright reform report "Three Myths about Copyright Law and Where to Start to Fix It," which was retracted by the committee following objections by film and music industry lobbyists. Topics include political aspects of copyright reform, U.S. participation in international copyright treaties, and fair use of digital content.
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