Nobody likes today's copyright law. Widespread unauthorized use ofcopyright material proliferates with impunity, while citizens and usersprotest that intrusive copyright and related rights law stifle culturalexpression. Equipment manufacturers and intermediaries complain aboutyet more 'security' features that complicate their products and services andencumber marketing, while content owners desperately want enforcementto work. And of course it is crucial that whatever regulatory instrumentscome into play must not age prematurely in Internet time.
