Copyright Terms Should Be Shorter

From Flickr account ĐāżŦ {mostly absent)

Copyrights, particularly lengthy ones, benefit the corporations that license and/or those copyrights. The Copyright Extension Act of 1998 isn’t called the Mickey Mouse protection act because it is designed to protect individual creators. It is designated as such because it benefits one of the largest owners of intellectual property, Disney. As of 1998, the term of copyright extends from 50 years for an individual and 75 years for a corporation to li...