Writing
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The inherent dangers of digitized collections have been massively over-hyped
Introduction and Necessary Disclaimer This one of a series of posts concerning the Authors Guild v. Hathitrust case, specifically these posts take the form of commentary on the Authors Guild Appeal Brief (February 25, 2013). The views…
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The Multiple Copy Argument – Some thoughts on #fairuse and Authors Guild v. Hathitrust (pt4)
Introduction and Necessary Disclaimer This one of a series of posts concerning the Authors Guild v. Hathitrust case, specifically these posts take the form of commentary on the Authors Guild Appeal Brief (February 25, 2013). The views…
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Trove and the Australian National Library’s risk management approach to orphan works
On Tuesday I posted The Authors Guild, orphan works and civil rights? (Authors Guild v Hathitrust pt. 3) in which I addressed the arguments made by on behalf of the plaintiffs on appeal in Authors…
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The Authors Guild, orphan works and civil rights? (Authors Guild v Hathitrust pt. 3)
Introduction and Necessary Disclaimer This one of a series of posts concerning the Authors Guild v. Hathitrust case, specifically these posts take the form of commentary on the Authors Guild Appeal Brief (February 25, 2013). Although I…
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Not everything is the same as everything else – Authors Guild v Hathitrust (pt. 2)
Introduction and Necessary Disclaimer This one of a series of posts concerning the Authors Guild v. Hathitrust case, specifically these posts take the form of commentary on the Authors Guild Appeal Brief…
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Some observations on the Authors Guild’s Appeal Brief in Authors Guild v. Hathitrust (Part 1)
Introduction and Necessary Disclaimer This is the first in a series of posts concerning the Authors Guild v. Hathitrust case. Most of the posts will be commentary on the Authors Guild Appeal Brief (February…
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Some thoughts on the correct pronunciation of Sag
My Hungarian grandparents Nick and Lily fled Hungary in 1939. They traveled on foot with my infant father to a port in Italy. Nick made a dangerous side-trip to Paris to get…
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The digital humanities is alive and well in South Bend, Indiana
I will be at Notre Dame on Friday, April 12, to give a lunchtime talk to the Working Group on Computational Methods in the Humanities and Sciences on copyright, text analysis, and the legal…
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The Loyola law Journal has organized another great conference. This one day conference will provide a forum for nationally recognized scholars and judges to discuss the trade-off between two interests of the…
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Symposium on Copyright Law and Gray Market Goods, John Wiley & Sons v. Kirtsaeng
Symposium on Copyright Law and Gray Market Goods, John Wiley & Sons v. Kirtsaeng The DePaul Journal of Art, Technology & Intellectual Property Law is sponsoring a symposium on Copyright Law and…