History as Precedent for Rebalancing
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A pattern in copyright law where new technologies create conflicts with existing law, Congress initially does little, the law becomes increasingly ignored, and eventually Congress acts to rebalance the law by creating new licensing regimes that protect creators while enabling new technologies. This happened with sound recordings, radio, cable TV, and VCRs.
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