Subject: [FFML] Re: [INFO] New research on dojinshi
From: "Ukyou Kuonji" <ucchans@ameritech.net>
Date: 1/11/2003, 2:36 PM
To: "Paul Corrigan" <corrig11@pilot.msu.edu>, <ffml@anifics.com>


So this is what you've been doing instead of writing fanfics yourself... I
*was* starting to wonder, Paul  ^_^

"Interestingly, many observers believe that the vibrancy of these
markets for infringement has created numerous innovations and fostered
the emergence of talented artists who have benefitted the industry as a
whole. The relatively weak legal regime in Japan, noted widely
elsewhere, appears to have by chance solved a collective action problem
and prevented the interests of a few copyright holders from inhibiting
the growth and development of the industry as a whole."

Somehow, this comes as no surprise; I always figured our legal system in the
States stifled a lot more than we knew.  Now there's proof, huh.

Anybody interested can link to the working paper at:

http://papers.ssrn.com/sol3/delivery.cfm/SSRN_ID347620_code021107500.pdf
?abstractid=347620


Paul Corrigan
corrig11@pilot.msu.edu

An illuminating piece of information, Paul.  Thanks.

Itsu mo,
Ucchan  ^_^


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