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The document discusses issues around copying and copyright in the digital age. It notes that the widespread use of digital information and computer networks has blurred the line between copying and copyright. Total control over copying would give total control over access to information. Licensing agreements now allow limited use rights without full ownership. There are ongoing discussions around whether copyright can survive full digitization, if decreasing copyright protection is needed now, and if digital content alone can meet cultural needs.
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