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Michael Heyward responds to the final Productivity Commission report

Wednesday, 15 July 2009    Books+Publishing
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Text publisher Michael Heyward writes: 'The Productivity Commission recommends that territorial copyright, the very thing that underpins one of the most successful cultural industries we have, be abolished. The Commission says that this should happen within three years of any government announcement.'Make no mistake, the Productivity Commission agrees that abolishing territorial copyright...

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