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By Dr. Beth Harris & Dr. Steven Zucker Is the discipline of art history (together with museums and libraries) squandering the digital revolution? We’re not the only ones with this concern. Just last week James Cuno wrote a short article, “How Art History is Failing the Internet” and WIlliam Noel tweeted, “Calling on all other […]
... to have relevant laws passed to require publishers to allow ebook lending in libraries internationally.
Possibly a good sum-up for the semester?
Although Stanford’s recent foray into online education has been met with praise from both faculty and students alike, faculty have raised concerns surrounding intellectual property rights in this…
The protections for intellectual property were intended to encourage innovation. Now many fear they have become 'destructive weapons.'
Remix culture and confusion over copyright.
Hirtle on how to figure out whether something is out of copyright.
Brent Ashley shares the absolutely crazy story of how his daughter, a student at OCAD University in Canada, is taking a class on...
This whitepaper is available as a PDF and can be purchased on the Amazon Kindle Store. This white paper, It Will Be Awesome if They Don’t Screw it Up: 3D Printing, Intellectual Property…
Expect manufacturers to react vigorously when personal 3D printers start eating their lunch
The article has been all over the news media, which is unusual for something about copyright. In my RSS feed from a Google search for copyright issues it has appeared at least a dozen times, based on different newspapers that have run it. What “it” is, is an article from the Associated Press about copyright … Continue reading Examining an “essential” copyright →
Deploying 10,000 tiny antennas makes no technical sense—but the law demands it.
Over the last half century, as each new technology that facilitates private, noncommercial copying of copyrighted works has emerged, segments of the copyright-o
CC tries to explain why licensing metadata is a freakin' minefield.
Interesting metaphor.
Possible replacement for the Harvard wiki in 590?
Judge calls on Congress to update copyright law for the online video era.