Copyright in the Digital Age

Soundcheck | Feb 23, 2011

An online archive of free, downloadable music scores has brought the digital copyright debate into stark relief. Daniel J. Wakin of the New York Times explains how a 24-year-old Harvard law student and his site, called the International Music Score Library Project, is shaking up the publishing world.

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