The Law of International Copyright, With Special Sections On the Colonies And the United States of America
The Law of International Copyright, With Special Sections On the Colonies And the United States of America
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— The thoroughness mih which the Conference of Paris has performed its work may be gauged from the fact that the revised Convention has been received with general satisfaction by authors and artists, who have failed to point out any very important defects calling for inmiediate remedy. It is true that the protection granted by the Additional Act in respect of certain classes of authors and artists falls far short of the ideal ; but for the rights of the majority it provides a measure of recog- ...nition that is fully abreast of public opinion, one that has not called forth* any very sincere complaint of its inadequacy on the part of the various literary and artistic associations. Most of the matters of detail upon which the provisions of the Additional Act are defective are matters upon which general international opinion is not yet settled.
There is not at present, therefore, any urgent call for a further revision of the Convention. The Conference of Berlin, however, is approaching, and, with a view of indicating the work which will lie before that Conference and of exposing certain obvious imperfections in the present Convention, it seems well, in concluding this chapter, to advert to some of 468 THE REVISION OF THE CONVENTION.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
— The thoroughness mih which the Conference of Paris has performed its work may be gauged from the fact that the revised Convention has been received with general satisfaction by authors and artists, who have failed to point out any very important defects calling for inmiediate remedy. It is true that the protection granted by the Additional Act in respect of certain classes of authors and artists falls far short of the ideal ; but for the rights of the majority it provides a measure of recog- ...nition that is fully abreast of public opinion, one that has not called forth* any very sincere complaint of its inadequacy on the part of the various literary and artistic associations. Most of the matters of detail upon which the provisions of the Additional Act are defective are matters upon which general international opinion is not yet settled.
There is not at present, therefore, any urgent call for a further revision of the Convention. The Conference of Berlin, however, is approaching, and, with a view of indicating the work which will lie before that Conference and of exposing certain obvious imperfections in the present Convention, it seems well, in concluding this chapter, to advert to some of 468 THE REVISION OF THE CONVENTION.
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