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You know, after the "Blurred Lines" incident[1], it wouldn't surprise me if the music industry started pushing for more limits on copyright enforcement.

[1] http://www.theguardian.com/music/2015/mar/10/blurred-lines-p...

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I doubt it. As with patents, sometimes they burn the people wielding them, but those wielding them as a weapon still see more value in excluding smaller players and those who don't cross-license than in stopping damage to themselves.

Interesting, I hadn't heard anything about that case (and it's very obviously rubbish!).

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