Sam Trowsaw: What next for Copyright Reform?

Sam Trowsaw:What next for Copyright Reform?

In the wake of the delay of the government’s copyright bill and the many interesting press accounts that have followed, it’s probably a good time to sit back and reflect on where to go next. One idea that has been picking up support is the call for a Public Inquiry, or Commission, on copyright legislation. While public inquiries are often thought of as proceedings that follow instances of official wrong-doing, the process could also be considered in the positive sense of contributing to policy formulation in a more transparent and thoughtful manner.

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