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AI firms are ‘scraping the value’ from UK’s £125bn creative industries, says Channel 4 boss
(www.theguardian.com)
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Which hasn’t happened in the UK.
Lobbying to change the copyright to forever is certainly happening in the UK.
And the current 50 or 70 years is def a move towards it from the original 14 to 21 years created in 1710 when copyright was first created in the UK.
So yes it is. We are just a slower change then the US