The IPKat has just received the May/June 2005 issue, which carries on its cover the arresting statement:
"In the war against counterfeit and fraud, your basic and most effective weapon is the substrate your documents, packaging and labels are printed on".Is this right? Merpel, for one, disagrees: "I think anyone's best weapon is their pricing policy. Their second best weapon is having a product no-one wants to copy anyway". What do visitors to this blog think? Please post your comments and let us know.
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The use of technological protection measures is a good secondary layer for rightholders to protect their work, but it needs to be treated with caution. What needs to be avoided is a situation where access and copying are solely dictated by the rightholder, so that they effectively write their own law into their product. Whilst piracy is a legitimate problem for rightholders, locking up information from users wanting to make fair dealing and fair use of the work cannot be something that creates a net benefit to society.
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