Feudalism as Copyright Extreme
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A metaphor comparing maximalist copyright combined with media concentration to feudalism: a small number of powerful entities (copyright owners and distributors) exercise control over access to culture, requiring subjects to obtain permission or pay tribute. Just as feudalism concentrated power through property control, copyright extremism concentrates cultural control.
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