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2008.12.18: Kenneth Crews on WIPO study on library exceptions to copyright law
2008.12.04: Only 19 comments received by Copyright Office on DMCA rulemaking
2008.12.01: Creative Commons license used by Obama transition
2008.11.27: Larry Lessig on Charlie Rose - view online
2008.11.11: Harry Potter Lexicon Case Appealed
2008.09.09: Harry Potter Lexicon - Court says not a Fair Use
2008.07.08: Is it still in copyright? Try the Digital Copyright Slider to figure it out.
2008.06.23: Oregon Legislative Counsel Committee will not assert copyright on the Oregon Revised Statutes
2008.06.20: Hearing on copyright status of Oregon Revised Statutes
2008.06.16: Yoko Ono Lennon v Premise Media court documents available
2008.05.20: Copyright Renewal Dataset Available
2008.05.14: Updates on Harry Potter case, PRO-IP bill and more
2008.04.30: Comments are now open
2008.04.23: Follow up questions on state university copyright immunity case - Marketing Information Masters v. Trustees of the California State University
2008.04.22: Librarian participant Peter Hirtle's view of Section 108 Study Group to change copyright exception for libraries
2008.04.19: Oregon Claims Copyright on Oregon Revised Statutes
2008.04.15: District Court Invalidates Portion of Copyright Act as Unconstitutional; Holds State University and Employee Immune From Claim for Copyright Infringement
2008.04.10: Public domain, law reviews and commercial legal sources: We have met the enemy and it is us
2008.03.30: Libraries, Archives and Museums - Copyright Recommendations from 108 Study Group
2008.03.12: Rowling v. RDR Books Trial Set For March 24
2008.03.12: Federal Appellate cases on copyright available through Justia
2008.02.11: Harry Potter court filings available at Stanford Copyright & Fair Use site
2008.02.11: Fairly Useful on Paul Goldstein's keynote: "Fair Use: 'Incredibly Shrinking' or Extraordinarily Expanding"
2008.01.31: Question for Stanford Fair Use readers
2008.01.17: Charts & Tools updated
2008.01.14: New Fair Use podcast
2007.12.24: Updates on Fair Use cases - quick interview with Rich Stim, author of Getting Permission (Nolo: 2007)
2007.12.17: Welcome to the Fairly Used Blog
2006.09.24: Digital Access to Archival Works: Could 108(b) Be the Solution? by Peter Hirtle

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