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    1. GSU and Sony - Scholarly Communications @ Duke

      Entire works were being copied, rather than just 10% or a single chapter of each work.  And the potential market harm was even (...)

    2. Of songs and chairs, or why do we need a public domain - Scholarly Communications @ Duke

      That is simply the chance one takes in a free market. The market for intangible goods is not a free market, however. 

    3. A Discarded Treasure: Hebrew MS013 · Manuscript Migration: The Multiple Lives of the Rubenstein Libr

      A Discarded Treasure: Hebrew MS013 · Manuscript Migration: The Multiple Lives of the Rubenstein Library's Collections · Duke University Library (...)

    4. Bwexis? Blexstlaw? Make Room for Bloomberg!

      The two premium legal information systems are so ubiquitous in law practice that many refer to the pair of market competitors with the (...)

    5. Scholarly Communications @ Duke - Page 33 of 58 - Discussions about the changing world of scholarly

      Yet without evidence of market harm, they reject fair use based on the other three factors. 

    6. Searching Antebellum Era Records in Our Catalog - African American Manuscripts - Colonial and Antebe

      These materials range between a single sheet of paper or volume to a few items. Examples of a section A collection documenting slavery (...)

    7. https://sites.fuqua.duke.edu/fordlibrary/page/10/

      He knew the power of market-sensitive information and created a news service, couriers who raced between cities with market (...)

    8. Rebels in the Campus Bookstore - Scholarly Communications @ Duke

      As SPARC’s Nicole Allen notes, the well-intentioned practice of assigning a single book for multiple sections was designed to support a (...)

    9. Career Papers - Direct Marketing Materials - LibGuides at Duke University

      This collection contains only a single document on direct marketing, "Direct Mail to Whom?"

    10. Wishful thinking at bar - Scholarly Communications @ Duke

      Increased permission fees for material that is already published and available will inevitably decrease the monetary incentives for new (...)

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