What is sad today is how, while the print book industry continues to financially reward the "creators" of work, other areas of entertainment deny the true "creators" of the work ownership of the copyright because, through corporate skullduggery, the corporations reserve that right for themselves. Those of us who know and love the material involved would prefer that the creator alone make decisions that would prevent the work in question from being tarnished through inferior reproduction.
What is sad today is how, while the print book industry continues to financially reward the "creators" of work, other areas of entertainment deny the true "creators" of the work ownership of the copyright because, through corporate skullduggery, the corporations reserve that right for themselves. Those of us who know and love the material involved would prefer that the creator alone make decisions that would prevent the work in question from being tarnished through inferior reproduction.