ABSTRACT
Implementing a new form of mutualized financing of creative activities and recognizing the non-market sharing of digital works is not something one can do at the drop of a hat. An in-depth debate between stakeholders, experts, policymakers and the public is needed to work through the details. For this debate to be possible, a structured proposal consistent with the new approach presented in the previous chapter must be on the table. We now proceed to detail its key components: to which works will the right to share apply and when? Which types of users will be concerned? What will be the rights and obligations of users? How should the amount of the contribution be determined? Some issues that regard institutional and technical implementation (the devils in the details) will be left for discussion in the next part of this book.
