The copyright grants to cultural and abusive corporations absolute control over the use and distribution of an increasing number of artistic representations which translates into huge economic benefits: unilaterally decide what we see, hear or read and in what environment do determining not only our aesthetic sensibilities, but our conception of reality. Joost Smiers author of the controversial A world without copyright (Gedisa, 2006) - and Marieke van Schijndel argue that it is possible to configure a level playing conditions -that say a no copyright without mastering a limited number of cultural corporations market - a new paradigm in which they can thrive multiple free forms of artistic expression without jeopardizing the right of everyone to earn a living and health of our democracies. The claim that both the creators and the public domain will greatly benefit from the abolition of copyright is a message that is not usually hear. Smiers and Schijndel show that an equal market can benefit the interests of a large number of creators who currently do not receive a penny for their creations and recovered with vigor the idea that, as citizens, can influence decisively the structure of the conditions of production, distribution and promotion of artistic expression and, consequently, on the cultural life of our societies