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FEATURE - Divide and Conquer: Update on the Google Books Lawsuit
This is the seventh anniversary of the lawsuit pitting the Google Books project against a coalition of authors, publishers, and other copyright owners.
New code of practice for Academic and Research Libraries « NeverEndingSearch
The Association of Research Libraries (ARL) recently released its own Code Best Practice in Fair Use for Academic and Libraries. Supported by a grant from Andrew W. Mellon Foundation, the code: enhances ability librarians to rely on fair use documenting considered views library community about
Top Posts of 2011: Fair Use Frequently Asked Questions (and Answers) | www.publetariat.com
The Electronic Frontier Foundation's Fair Use FAQ.
Celia's | Springer denies scientist access to her own research
UCT blogs | Home | Admin Celia's « New comparative study of Wikipedia Assessing Community Information Needs A Practical Guide. UK » Springer denies scientist access to her own research Posted by Celia Walter | 2 Nov, 2011 but it has a happy ending. From Sands of Time blog Celia: Please read the
French publishers drop charges against Google | The Bookseller
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Orphan Works Project to Scan Library Books for Online Database
The University of Michigan Library and several other major academic libraries are partnering with the HathiTrust Digital Library to try and do what Google cannot: develop a searchable library of scanned books, including so-called orphan works, from the resources in the libraries' existing print
Clippings services users must have licence or infringe newspapers' copyright, says court | Pinsent
Skip to site navigation OUT-LAW.COM Browser does not support script. Browser does not support script. Browser does not support script. UK Home > OUT-LAW News > News Archive > 2011 > July 2011 > Clippings services users must have licence or infringe newspapers' copyright, says court Clippings
Research Quest: What Every Librarian Needs to About Videogames and the Law
Research Quest Educational applications for video games and gaming strategies. My quest for learning with a few library stops along the way. What Every Librarian Needs to About Videogames and the Law Mark Methenitis, Joystiq / Law of the Game blog He started with a quick overview of copyright and
MOBYLIVES » When is kind of blue not kind of blue anymore? Art and fair use…
Last year Andy Baio recreated Miles Davis‘s Kind of Blue album as an 8-bit CD called Kind of Bloop which he sold and funded via Kickstarter. Though he had licensed the music, he was sued by the photographer Jay Maisel over Baio’s use of a pixelated version of the album cover. In the
Copyrighted material: fair and unfair use - Editors Weblog
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