@article{11925,
      note = {"Simplification has become a popular trend in Australian  legislation, with notable examples being found in the  recent patents and trademarks law. Copyright is now the  latest candidate for simplification, and the Copyright Law  Review Committee has just released two significant reports  dealing with exceptions to protection and the  categorisations of subject-matter and exclusive rights. In  this appreciation of the work of the CLRC, the author  argues that there is more to this than meets the eye.  Adoption of the CLRC's recommendations may well lead to a  complete re-conceptualisation of the existing Australian  law."},
      author = {Ricketson, Sam,},
      url = {http://tind.wipo.int/record/11925},
      title = {Simplifying copyright law : proposals from down under /},
      recid = {11925},
      pages = {1 volume ([13] pages) ;},
}