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"Man is a social being who has always lived in society and can only survive in society. This implies the existence of standards of conduct and laws to obey. The truth is that we live in a society where everything is regulated. The report presented by my colleague, Ms Geringer de Oedenberg, addresses the proposal for a directive of the European Parliament and of the Council on certain permitted uses of ‘orphan’ works – those for which the author or authors are unknown. In fact, there are thousands of works in national and municipal archives, castles and other archives which cannot be disseminated because the copyright holder is unknown. This proposal for a directive aims to resolve this issue through a new legislative framework. I welcome the approval of this proposal since, thanks to digitisation and dissemination through the Internet, it is possible to make the work available to the interested public without fear of the author appearing. As such, destruction of works is avoided, at the same time that the identification of their authors is promoted. I voted in favour and I believe that this is a measure with great cultural and scientific scope."@en1
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