By krisnelson on May 22, 2010 in business / copyright / law / technology
Randy Picker has a fascinating post on the Faculty Blog of the University of Chicago’s law school of the copyright status of scans (by Google, for example) of public domain works. Does the effort of digitizing the work qualify as enough original effort to create a new copyright?
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By krisnelson on Feb 18, 2010 in business / copyright / intellectual property / law / technology
At the Google Books fairness hearing, who supports and who opposes the settlement?
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