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"The circulation of works and creations, and the diffusion of knowledge, arts and culture, in themselves represent an element boosting creativity, and elevating human, individual and collective consciousness. The online distribution of audiovisual works constitutes a strong expression of cultural dissemination. The circulation of artistic and cultural works clearly benefits society and the economy as a whole, and artists, authors and producers are no exception. Cultural policy should not be based on protecting property rights and creating new market segments, thereby sacrificing enjoyment, as advocated in this report; rather, it should be geared towards ever increasing mass access and cultural enjoyment, whilst safeguarding intellectual property rights. We also need to draw attention to the confusion between sharing – free and without commercial intentions – and piracy, which they have been exploiting for the purposes of censorship, hyper-vigilance and punishment, even when these can be shown to be harmful to the free circulation of works, entail high costs and prove socially ineffective."@en1
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