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Professor Martin Kretschmer addressed “The Formation of Normative Orders” Cluster of Excellence at Goethe University in Frankfurt on November 5th 2013; the title of his lecture was “Limitless Copyright?” Kretschmer considered the appropriateness of legislative intervention limiting the scope of copyright, and sought to understand what empirical evidence may contribute to the debate.