Well done, Andy. Very well done.
I am reminded of the things my friends and I talked about face to face when
I was in high school, whether on or off of school property. Now that a
preferred mode of communication is through online fora, there is a danger
that the new communications channels wil
Thanks for flagging this Andy. It's an impressive initiative on the part of
Chile (of which I am proud because it is my native land). I note that the
initiative is not mere political spin, as Chile has made a new proposal to
the WIPO Development Agenda in keeping with this policy:
http://www.wipo.
On 10/13/05, Sharon V Robinson <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> I do believe that writers and artist should control how they work is
> distributed - . . . .
Congress appears to disagree. Back in 1909, when it was codifying
what has come to be known as the first sale doctrine, the Judiciary
Committee
It is neither unethical or illegal to "digitize" (i.e. copy) books
that are protected by copyright, if done right. It has been done for
over 100 years in the analog world. Example: Copyright owner
authorizes printer to make 50 copies. Printer makes 65, gives 50 back
to author, gets paid for makin
Clarification: The last link you provided appears to simply contain
information published by REFORMA, such as mission, goals and bylaws.
(At first I thought CAIRCO was saying those things!) Perhaps you
intended to link to http://www.cairco.org/library/library.html or some
other URL?
John
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