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Tena said that he subsequently posted his findings on his website in spring 2002 and was sued in summer 2002 for violating French copyright...
...issue. Last week, while outgoing U.S. Commerce Secretary Donald Evans pressed the mainland to "forcefully confront" its piracy problem, a Chinese court awarded Zheng $6,826 in damages from publisher Beijing Scholar Digital Technology. The affront: publishing eight of Zheng's textbooks online without permission, including seven on copyright infringement...
...could revolutionize libraries as we know them. While there is already talk of tying HOLLIS into the new search engine for the use of Harvard affiliates, the possibilities extend much further. We hope that HUL will eventually create a digital borrowing system that allows affiliates to access even its copyrighted holdings, much in the same way that JSTOR and other e-resources allow. We understand the potential constraints of copyright law, but we hope that Harvard makes the effort to push this project to its maximum potential. Such simple and broad access to knowledge in one place could change...
People are talking, talking about weekend magazines... It turns out we’re not the only ones who are unhealthily obsessed with writing about FM. We found (conveniently) 15 mentions of FM in other publications and have flouted copyright law, Crimson plagiarism standards and our own moral sensibilities to bring them to you: right here, right now. As always, anything for our readers...
...won’t affect student life at all. Most pirated films are pre-show DVD rips, supplied by people in the film industry, anyway,” he said. “I think we don’t need any more copyright laws as long as the film industry is making billions of dollars...