Archive for the tag "fair use"
Georgia State E-reserves Case Roundup
Last Friday the Judge finally handed down a decision in the Georgia State University e-reserves case, a year after the trial and three years after the suit was brought by academic publishers SAGE, Cambridge University Press, and Oxford University Press. These publishers sued GSU for allowing faculty to upload course readings excerpted from books to [...]
Posted: 14 May, 2012 in Books, Copyright, Scholarly Communications.
Tags: Cambridge, course readings, e-reserves, fair use, Georgia State University, litigation, Oxford, SAGE
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Georgia State Strikes Back
If the university presses that sued Georgia State over the use of electronic readings offered their students through the campus CMS, department pages, and library e-reserves were looking for a “whoops” and the kind of statement that Cornell (and other schools) have adopted – they guessed wrong. At issue: well, it depends on how you [...]
Posted: 27 June, 2008 in Copyright.
Tags: course management systems, e-reserves, fair use, Georgia State University, lawsuits
Comments: 4