Comment Re:The Right To Stay The Same. (Score 1) 377
Thanks for your response. This is a very interesting question.
Copyright is a severely limited bundle of rights. In the United States, there is no element of that bundle of rights that protects the integrity of a work absolutely. It's context specific.
We have no strong moral rights provision. Nor should we.
American copyright has many exceptions to that exclusive right built into the case law (and statutes). See Campbell v. Acuff Rose.
Thanks for taking such an interest in my work!
Siva
Copyright is a severely limited bundle of rights. In the United States, there is no element of that bundle of rights that protects the integrity of a work absolutely. It's context specific.
We have no strong moral rights provision. Nor should we.
American copyright has many exceptions to that exclusive right built into the case law (and statutes). See Campbell v. Acuff Rose.
Thanks for taking such an interest in my work!
Siva
