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Google – Good for Copyright?
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OCLC – Questions Answers and an Open Letter
During my Talking with Talis podcast conversation with Karen Calhoun and Roy Tennant about the new OCLC Record Use Policy, which has been causing such a furore in the blogosphere, Karen (Vice...
View ArticleOCLC Record Sharing, Yogurt, and Copyright
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At the time when Apple announces, in Phil Schiller’s keynote address at Macworld, that it has struck a deals with all the major music labels so that music purchased via iTunes will be free from Digital...
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The JISC Information Environment Team have just announced a study to explore the legal and ownership implications of making catalogue records available to others when this involves copying,...
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Cory Doctorow keynotes at Internet Librarian International 2009
I went to one of the Birmingham Book Festival events earlier this week, and saw the British playwright, David Edgar, talk about How Plays Work. At one point Edgar talks about the particular problems...
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