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After Diebold sent a cease-and-desist order to Harvard, the University removed the memoranda from Slater??€™s website...
...issue of academic integrity at the core of this problem. Harvard is not Verizon. Values other than maximizing shareholder value ought to hold sway in the University environment. Universities should make it plain how a student can assert a defense. Universities ought to support their students in cases like Slater?...
...University removed the documents from Slater??€™s website in October after Diebold sent a cease and desist order to Harvard...
Slater said he will return the documents to his Harvard site (blogs.law.harvard.edu/cmusings) if Diebold does not file suit against him within ten days of his counter-notice filing. After that time, the University cannot be held legally liable for the documents on Slater??€™s website, though Slater himself could potentially face litigation...
Palfrey said that Slater??€™s case against claims of copyright infringement are bolstered because the documents were used in an academic and not a commercial manner and they were factual—not creative—works. He added that Slater did not damage their market value because Diebold never intended to sell the documents...