Peter Jaszi Quoted in The Washington Post

 Posted by on October 25, 2013
Oct 252013
 

Professor Peter Jaszi was quoted in a recent Washington Post article on copyright extension terms. Jaszi describes the restaurant industry’s campaign for broader copyright exemption for small bars and restaurants as “a hostage situation” and the reason why The Sonny Bono Copyright Term Extension Act did not pass until 1998 despite the legislation being introduced in 1995.

The rest of the article focuses on whether copyright holders will get another extension of copyright terms before their works fall into the public domain on January 1, 2019. Read the full-length article here.
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Jaszi describes the restaurant industry\u2019s campaign for broader copyright exemption for small bars and restaurants as \u201ca hostage situation\u201d and the reason why The Sonny Bono Copyright Term Extension Act did not pass until 1998 despite the legislation being introduced in 1995.\n\nThe rest of the article focuses on whether copyright holders will get another extension of copyright terms before their works fall into the public domain on January 1, 2019. Read the full-length article here.", "tension terms. Jaszi describes the restaurant industry\u2019s campaign for broader copyright exemption for small bars and restaurants as \u201ca hostage situation\u201d and the reason why The Sonny Bono Copyright Term Extension Act did not pass until 1998 despite the legislation being introduced in 1995.\n\nThe rest of the article focuses on whether copyright holders will get another extension of copyright terms before their works fall into the public domain on January 1, 2019. 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Jaszi describes the restaurant industry\u2019s campaign for broader copyright exemption for small bars and restaurants as \u201ca hostage situation\u201d and the reason why The Sonny Bono Copyright Term Extension Act did not pass until 1998 despite the legislation being introduced in 1995.\n\nThe rest of the article focuses on whether copyright holders will get another extension of copyright terms before their works fall into the public domain on January 1, 2019. Read the full-length article here.", "tension terms. Jaszi describes the restaurant industry\u2019s campaign for broader copyright exemption for small bars and restaurants as \u201ca hostage situation\u201d and the reason why The Sonny Bono Copyright Term Extension Act did not pass until 1998 despite the legislation being introduced in 1995.\n\nThe rest of the article focuses on whether copyright holders will get another extension of copyright terms before their works fall into the public domain on January 1, 2019. 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Jaszi describes the restaurant industry\u2019s campaign for broader copyright exemption for small bars and restaurants as \u201ca hostage situation\u201d and the reason why The Sonny Bono Copyright Term Extension Act did not pass until 1998 despite the legislation being introduced in 1995.\n\nThe rest of the article focuses on whether copyright holders will get another extension of copyright terms before their works fall into the public domain on January 1, 2019. Read the full-length article here.", "tension terms. Jaszi describes the restaurant industry\u2019s campaign for broader copyright exemption for small bars and restaurants as \u201ca hostage situation\u201d and the reason why The Sonny Bono Copyright Term Extension Act did not pass until 1998 despite the legislation being introduced in 1995.\n\nThe rest of the article focuses on whether copyright holders will get another extension of copyright terms before their works fall into the public domain on January 1, 2019. Read the full-length article here.", "tension terms. Jaszi describes the restaurant industry\u2019s campaign for broader copyright exemption for small bars and restaurants as \u201ca hostage situation\u201d and the reason why The Sonny Bono Copyright Term Extension Act did not pass until 1998 despite the legislation being introduced in 1995.\n\nThe rest of the article focuses on whether copyright holders will get another extension of copyright terms before their works fall into the public domain on January 1, 2019. Read the full-length article here."]}