Digital Britain – Interim Report The right to reply… paragraph by paragraph.

The core ethos, and success, of the internet to date lies in its ability to stimulate shared ideas and content. It also promotes participation, pro-activity and creativity. But there is a tension between providing reasonable rewards for creativity, which have historically required a measure of protection for the creator’s rights, and the freedom to allow [...]

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