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After re-assessing our needs and doing a bit of research, we settled on the MOTU 896 mk3 as its replacement.

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Hardly what anyone wants for either scholarly research or a permanent archive. And, paper books have a much better chance of being (...)

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Of course, for most academic work, the majority of the “first copy” costs are already paid for outside the subscription system. Taxpayer money, (...)

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The model copyright law that eIFL has prepared for developing countries basically takes this approach, with specific exceptions for personal (...)

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Here are two small ontologies I might design: Now, let’s say I want to create an ontology for comic books.

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Additionally, the AERA Plaintiffs’ Rule 30(b)(6) representative noted that the 1999 Standards “describe procedures, statistical procedures, (...)

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