Some surprising debate going on in France about this:
http://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/worldnews/europe/france/3852586/Victor-Hugos-family-loses-battle-to-ban-sequels.html
Frankly I'm amazed that people find something there to debate. The
sequels do not harm the original work in the slightest way, and the
original work is in the public domain anyway.
And yet the case seems to be hard to decide, with Hugo's family actually
winning one trial. I'm at a loss :-\
Any similar debate in other countries? Just to undermine my faith in
humanity a little bit more ;-)
--
Vincent
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