The purpose of this essay is to examine collective licensing operations, with particular emphasis on some of the consequences for privacy, private use and fair use. I examine these issues in the context of a specific idea that might draw, at least in part, on a collective management approach: an emergent proposal to create a Digital Public Library of America ("DPLA"), which I think is an important undertaking
This article constitutes the communication presented by the author at the International Conference o...
This Article argues that copyright jurisprudence has lost sight of the knowledge principle at the he...
The academic library community has been at the center of the copyright wars, advancing the interests...
Clem Guthro describes the national, collaborative effort to establish the “Digital Public Library of...
Today businesses are scanning millions of books from the world’s great libraries and offering access...
Academic libraries face numerous stressors as they seek to meet the needs of their users through tec...
This paper describes the legal and technical issues which bedevil the creation of online libraries, ...
Originally presented at the symposium "Fair Use and the Internet: Current Status and Emerging Trends...
This article proposes a series of copyright reforms to pave the way for digital library projects lik...
Purpose of this paper: To point out that past models of information ownership may not carry over to ...
The pre-digital marketplace is no longer sustainable. With the imposition of digital rights manageme...
As stewards of their collections, libraries have a responsibility to ensure that the digitization ag...
<p>Libraries have traditionally played a central role in collecting and organizing materia...
At the same time as we have been discovering the Internet’s enormous potential to enhance access to ...
Current shifts in copyright law suggest an imbalance between the rights to a creation and the rights...
This article constitutes the communication presented by the author at the International Conference o...
This Article argues that copyright jurisprudence has lost sight of the knowledge principle at the he...
The academic library community has been at the center of the copyright wars, advancing the interests...
Clem Guthro describes the national, collaborative effort to establish the “Digital Public Library of...
Today businesses are scanning millions of books from the world’s great libraries and offering access...
Academic libraries face numerous stressors as they seek to meet the needs of their users through tec...
This paper describes the legal and technical issues which bedevil the creation of online libraries, ...
Originally presented at the symposium "Fair Use and the Internet: Current Status and Emerging Trends...
This article proposes a series of copyright reforms to pave the way for digital library projects lik...
Purpose of this paper: To point out that past models of information ownership may not carry over to ...
The pre-digital marketplace is no longer sustainable. With the imposition of digital rights manageme...
As stewards of their collections, libraries have a responsibility to ensure that the digitization ag...
<p>Libraries have traditionally played a central role in collecting and organizing materia...
At the same time as we have been discovering the Internet’s enormous potential to enhance access to ...
Current shifts in copyright law suggest an imbalance between the rights to a creation and the rights...
This article constitutes the communication presented by the author at the International Conference o...
This Article argues that copyright jurisprudence has lost sight of the knowledge principle at the he...
The academic library community has been at the center of the copyright wars, advancing the interests...