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    1. The discordant argument for harmony - Scholarly Communications @ Duke

      Next Post Freeconomics 2 thoughts on “The discordant argument for harmony” Jim says: March 4, 2008 at 5:13 pm Intellectual Property and (...)

    2. The timeless folly of DRM - Scholarly Communications @ Duke

      James Lardner’s 1987 book about the development of video recording devices and the subsequent copyright consequences, “ Fast Forward: (...)

    3. What problem can open access solve? - Scholarly Communications @ Duke

      The humanities have been largely insulated from the journal pricing increases that are the origin of the so-called crisis in scholarly (...)

    4. More big words in international copyright - Scholarly Communications @ Duke

      More big words in international copyright - Scholarly Communications @ Duke Primary Menu Skip to content About What we do For Faculty (...)

    5. Who owns the law? - Scholarly Communications @ Duke

      And if you’re a law student, solo practitioner, or legal educator, there is an awesome opportunity to join an amicus brief before that court in (...)

    6. https://sites.fuqua.duke.edu/fordlibrary/page/3/

      Fine waives will be offered for donations of food items, hygiene items, and select paper products. 1 item donated =$1 in fines waived.

    7. Fallout Shelter Fallout - The Devil's Tale

      In the case of a nuclear attack, the writer wondered “how fast the Consumer Reports staff…will run for the shelters, eat the (...)

    8. The Future of Research Libraries, part 2 - Scholarly Communications @ Duke

      If librarians want to compete to feel good about our continuing role in the fast-changing world of scholarly communications, we should (...)

    9. A foray into politics - Scholarly Communications @ Duke

      His explanation was that it had not been properly “reviewed,” but the far more convincing explanation, offered by Mike Masnick of TechDirt , was (...)

    10. Friends of Library Study Break, April 29! - Duke University Libraries Blogs

      There will be plenty of free food and drinks to help get you through the evening.

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