Abstract
complain that a growing copyright gives content owners dangerous levels of control over expressive works. In one version of this argument, this growth threatens the creativity and progress that copyright is supposed to foster; in another, it represents an enclosure movement that threatens basic freedoms of expression.' Copyright, these critics argue, has wandered beyond its proper boundaries. They also contend that the balance must be restored.
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