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...Staff also said that Crimson Reading??s renewed efforts at collecting textbook ISBNs from the Coop itself came after fresh assurances from several parties—including an intellectual property lawyer—that such actions were legal and not a violation of intellectual property laws, as the Coop has alleged...
...Jonathan L. Zittrain, the director of Harvard Law School’s Berkman Center for Internet & Society, also said yesterday that Crimson Reading??s actions appeared to be legal...
...Coop owns copyright on this information that should be available to students,” said Tom D. Hadfield ’08, a co-creator of the site. According to UC President Ryan A. Petersen ’08, discussions with an intellectual property lawyer have confirmed Crimson Reading??s position. ISBN data is similar to phone book listings, which are not protected by intellectual property law, Petersen added. Every book title has a unique ISBN number, short for “international standard book number.” The alleged new rule is just the latest...
Cheaper textbooks could be in the cards as the Undergraduate Council (UC) passed legislation yesterday concerning the future of Crimson Reading??the student-run Web site that allows undergraduates to compare prices of course reading material...
...Much digital ink has been spilled about Thom Yorke’s surprise solo album, “The Eraser,” both prior to and since its July 11 debut.As rumors about new Radiohead releases—or break-ups, depending on what blog you were reading??circulated, the internet hype machine seemed content to perform at redline, relentlessly predicting and asserting on the basis of a few pre-released MySpace tracks and characteristic industry leaks.Of course, all of this press begged, and begs, the admittedly jealous question: does Yorke’s first solo effort...