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      <description>From The Chronicle:
Copyright law, a constant thorn in the sides of scholars and researchers, is generating a lot of public discussion this week, thanks in part to a new 10-minute video that parodies the law.</description>
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      <title>The True Spirit Of Copyright</title>
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      <description>I wrote to C|Net, owner of TechRepublic and Builder.com, asking if I could quote their Ten Commandments of Egoless Programming in an issue of Library Technology Reports journal on open source software for libraries and got the following canned response:</description>
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      <description>Back when I was looking things up for my Digital Preservation and Copyright story I found a bunch of info the University of Texas System had gathered on issues related to copyright, libraries, and education.</description>
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      <title>Laura Quilter Defends Google Print</title>
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      <description>With all the talk about Google scanning or not scanning copyrighted books, I was happy to see Laura Quilter talking about Google as a library.</description>
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      <description>The news came out last week that the biggest music consumers — the ones throwing down cash for music — are also the biggest music sharers.</description>
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