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[...] "Interesting Development in Georgia State Case," Kevin Smith provides an update on Cambridge University Press et al. v. Georgia State [...]
View ArticleBy: Margaret Driscoll
What will be interesting is whether or not the court allows the expert testimony of Kenneth Crews, which the plaintiffs want to disallow. Just this week they issued a subpoena for documents from him.
View ArticleBy: Scholarly Communications @ Duke » That pesky checklist
[...] a co-author of the checklist that is part of GSU’s new policy (see a previous post on this topic here) cannot be an impartial witness. In one sense this seems an odd objection, since experts are...
View ArticleBy: How SOPA Affects Students, Educators, and Libraries « A2K Brasil
[...] collections of articles and book excerpts up to hundreds of dollars. But Georgia State University changed its copyright policy after the lawsuit was filed, and it’s hard to blame administrators...
View ArticleBy: How SOPA Affects Students, Educators, and Libraries | A2K Brasil
[...] collections of articles and book excerpts up to hundreds of dollars. But Georgia State University changed its copyright policy after the lawsuit was filed, and it’s hard to blame administrators...
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