Pullman is writing in the next issue of the campaign group’s magazine in a dialogue with Cathy Casserly, chief executive of Creative Commons. Casserly argues that there is a lot wrong with copyright, which was created a long time ago. Casserly writes: “Copyright closes the door on the many ways that people can share, build upon and remix each other’s work, possibilities that we could not imagine when those laws were made.” She says artists need to think creatively about how they earn money from their work.
According to Casserly, what does the current copyright law prevent artists from doing?
Adding to or editing work that was created by others Imagining new possibilities for protecting their work Earning money from the work they produce Stealing the work of others