Digital Technology as Copy-Making
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A framework showing that digital networks make every use of content a copy because of how information is transmitted and processed. This is different from analog networks where reading or viewing doesn't create copies, and means that regulatory regimes designed for analog publishing cannot be automatically applied to digital networks.
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