Clive Coleman and the Parody Exception

Sep 28, 2014, 10:06 PM

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The law of copyright in England and Wales changes this week -- to allow an increasingly popular artform to take place legitimately. The mash-up is a form of parody -- created by re-editing existing material and putting it online in its new, funnier, form. The BBC's legal correspondent Clive Coleman has been investigating. #parody #mashup #copyright #law #cassetteboy #apprentice #butterybiscuitbase

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