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Snatching defeat from the jaws of victory: why the government’s Copyright Board plans threaten to spark another lobbying battle

With a framework in place to win broad support on the administration of copyright and a process at the House Industry Committee to grapple with the substantive issues, the government established a viable reform process that seems suddenly set to go badly off-track.

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BY MICHAEL GEIST
June 4, 2018

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