Dana Newman interviewed at TOC 2011
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Two urgent problems: rampant piracy and legacy contracts. DRM proves ineffective and DRM hurts paying customers, so enforcement strategies are moving toward seize domains and cut off payment processors and new copyright laws under an IP enforcement coordinator. Publishers currently peg ebook splits at 25% net royalty, creating renegotiation risk across thousands of contracts. Authors should license all IP (electronic, multimedia, trademarks, domains) and expect a split market as distribution and territorial rules evolve.
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