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Here are five books that can help you get more out of life and work. The Wisdom of Failure , by Laurence G. Weinzimmer and Jim (...)

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Here are five books that can help you get more out of life and work. The Wisdom of Failure , by Laurence G. Weinzimmer and Jim (...)

To live a wholehearted life is to be vulnerable to hurt, fear and failure. Much of Brown’s book is about vulnerability, which she (...)

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Now publishers have an easy way for to close down this secondary market for textbooks, about which they have complained for years.

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In its more recent fair use reasoning, the Court focused on the transformative nature of a new use, and emphasized that when a use is (...)

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With orphans, of course, fair use seems like a stronger argument, since there is no market that can be harmed by the use, especially if (...)

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And the custodians of the system and the data are the researcher’s home institution, as well as… well, here I’ll quote from an article Kevin (...)

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The scale, however, is quite different: the textbook market exceeds the scholarly journal market by roughly $4 billion each year.

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Finally, the Court found that the issue of market harm did not undermine fair use. There is no direct market competition (...)

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The US did not succeed in getting its negotiating partners to agree to DMCA like provisions; no doubt the abject failure of those (...)

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