Copyright: Its History and Its Law

About this book

In an era where creative expression began to intertwine with legal frameworks, "Copyright: Its History and Its Law" by R. R. Bowker offers a meticulous examination of copyright's evolution. This insightful work highlights pivotal developments, including the American Copyright Code of 1909 and the British Act of 1911, while elucidating the fundamental principles that govern intellectual property. Bowker articulates the significance of protecting authors' rights and the implications of infringement, ensuring that readers grasp the profound impact of copyright on artistic innovation. Ideal for students, civic activists, and historians, this book serves as an essential resource for understanding how copyright law shapes cultural landscapes and influences the creative economy. Dive into this comprehensive exploration of copyright's past and its ongoing relevance today.