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But I was reminded, by this blog post criticising Halpern from Copycense , of an article that really deepens and complicates the (...)

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Without being too overtly political, it leaves a lot to the listeners’ interpretation: what has the time come for?

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“Tango Made Flesh: Carlos Gardel.” History Today 30 (1980): 36-41. Corbatta, Jorgelina.

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We want users to be able to engage with the site differently each time they visit – following thematic threads through SNCC’s history, (...)

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Duke has many collections related to the history of the Civil Rights Movement. This collection provides a religious context to the (...)

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Jason began with some history, pointing out the the earliest forms of scholarly communications were simply direct conversations, (...)

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My experience with some of Turow’s defenders suggests that the analogy has a grain of truth in it, and it confirms my fear that discussions of (...)

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One key to a clearer assessment of copyright law is to know its history a little better, and in his blog comment Dr.

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Bull City 150 , a “public history, geography and community engagement project” based here at Duke University, hosts a suite of (...)

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