Which is the plan. If people recall, the rights holders have never been happy with the status quo, which is one of the reasons copy right in America has constantly become longer, even though the creators have long since passed.
Copyright feels like its has lost its original intention of ensuring the creator of an idea or property is protected, and has become a way of permanently annexing an idea or IP forever.
And as long as the rights holders have more money, time and resources, there's no real reason they shouldnt stop pushing the enevelope.
Copyright feels like its has lost its original intention of ensuring the creator of an idea or property is protected, and has become a way of permanently annexing an idea or IP forever.
And as long as the rights holders have more money, time and resources, there's no real reason they shouldnt stop pushing the enevelope.