22 Oct The Cartographic Clash: Copyright in Historical Context
In this episode, we uncover the fascinating relationship between mapmaking and copyright law in Britain from the early modern period to World War I, as explored in “Copyright and Cartography” by Isabella Alexander. This groundbreaking work examines how the evolution of copyright influenced mapmakers and shaped the trade, highlighting ongoing tensions between private interests, government, and public access to geographical information. Join us as we explore the lasting impact of these issues on our understanding of maps and the digital landscape today.
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Last Updated on October 28, 2024 by Wilmar Padilla