Do you know where your data will be in 20 years? That's what we're asking this week on The Copyright Experiment, in light of the recent recovery of Andy Warhol's Amiga PC paintings. In just 30 years, Warhol's computer data went from easily accessible and reproducible to nearly impossible to access. And it's not just Warhol's computer, it's all digital technology. We take a look at why digital obsolescence occurs, what it means for the future of artistic culture, and how copyright can play an unlikely role in all of this. Dig in!
