I read the article and saw that people not in the beta tester group can
give it a try. So I click on the Trial library, and it fills in the
data and lists my Library Card Number as 'Not needed for demo', so then
when I click register, it denies me access saying that Library card 'Not
needed for de
Thank you Jessica, Judith and others who responded to my email. I was thinking
did I get everything wrong for the past few years studying copyright issues?
You've cleared for me that I have not yet lost my mind!
Farhad
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This person is so breathtakingly wrong it is hard to know where to start.
Judith responded to some of it, but lets for a moment totally ignore the
totally wrong assertions on copyright and go to the unbelievable claim that
"Federal Law trumps contract law" WTF?? Really you mean that contract
Paypal
If only they would move into the academic market.
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[mailto:videolib-boun...@lists.berkeley.edu] On Behalf Of Deg Farrelly
Sent: Tuesday, April 30, 2013 9:48 PM
To: videolib@lists.berkeley.edu
Subject: [Videolib] First reports of beta testing of Hoopla,
The UCLA case was dismissed, twice. Until some valid plaintiff names a valid
defendant (as for example in the Georgia State case, which involved books
scanned and put on line), there will be no proper decision about fair use in
the case or opportunity to appeal that decision.
The second time A.
Dear Colleagues,
Yesterday, I attended a webinar on recent copyright court cases in which the
presenter stated several points that confused me a lot since they were
completely the opposite of what I've learned up to this day. I need your help
to clarify these issues.
1. The presenter st
