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    1. Dueling Myths - Scholarly Communications @ Duke

      Fair use and fair dealing are necessary and inescapable; ordinary citizens could not go through their days without committing (...)

    2. Scanning to add to a Sakai course site โ€“ Duke ScholarWorks

      Nevertheless, even a commercial use may be found to be fair if it is transformative, which means that it creates a new work with its (...)

    3. More on GSU and the publisher response - Scholarly Communications @ Duke

      On the other side of the analysis, Judge Evans presumed, at least as an initial matter, that factor four, the impact of the use on the market (...)

    4. Duke ScholarWorks ยป Reclaiming Your Rights: Dr. Gennifer Weisenfeld

      But the high production value of the original hard cover printing disinclined the original publisher from issuing an affordable paperback.

    5. Still waiting - Scholarly Communications @ Duke

      DRM is used, of course, to protect the value of a proprietary e-book by preventing copying and display in other devices.

    6. 2009 Video Fellows best practices for video assignments - Duke Learning Innovation & Lifetime Educat

      Survey students about their preferences and perceptions Did they like using video?  Did they see the value of using this (...)

    7. Saying the right things, then doing them - Scholarly Communications @ Duke

      Scholarship no one can read has no value at all, obviously.  With their new publication agreement, the MLA is launching an experiment (...)

    8. Freeconomics - Scholarly Communications @ Duke

      The issue is going to be how to add value to what could be obtained for free, in order to recover costs.

    9. Reclaiming Your Rights: Dr. Gennifer Weisenfeld โ€“ Duke ScholarWorks

      But the high production value of the original hard cover printing disinclined the original publisher from issuing an affordable paperback.

    10. The downside of playing nice - Scholarly Communications @ Duke

      If the case had gone to trial, a decision would have had precedential value, and we would have had another bit of clarity in the murky (...)

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