From The Verge:
When remix culture becomes mainstream culture, is copyright doomed?
By Adi Robertson on December 9, 2011 07:26 pm 21Comments
With a chronologically-ordered edit of Pulp Fiction making the rounds online, writer Andy Baio has come to the conclusion that existing copyright policy is as doomed as Prohibition. … When a generation raised on fan films and file-sharing comes of age, Baio asks, will it be possible to stop an activity that’s seen as both expected and unobjectionable?
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