Colleges Shouldn’t Have to Deal With Copyright Monitoring

P. Samuelson, here. 

New Decision in Georgia State University E-Reserves Case Released; 41 of 48 Claims of Infringement Found to Be Fair Uses

ARL Policy Notes, here. 

Copyright Issues in Education and for the Visually-Impaired

A. Adler, here. 

Going all in on GSU

Blogs.library.duke.edu, here. 

In Twist, Publishers Appeal Their ‘Win’ in GSU Copyright Case

Publishersweekly.com, here. 

Georgia State Academic Fair Use Decision Vacated by 11th Circuit: A (Relatively) Quick Read for the Busy Practitioner

Trademarkandcopyrightlawblog.com, here. 

In Georgia State University E-Reserves Case, Eleventh Circuit Endorses Flexible Approach to Fair Use

ARL Policy Notes, here.

GSU E-Reserves case: Appeals court overturns finding of fair use

Copyright.org, here.

Could Digital College Textbooks Become Free in the USA?

Publishingperspectives.com, here. 

Fair use, Georgia State, and the rest of the world

Blogs.library.duke.edu, here. 

The Changing Textbook Industry

J. Band, here. 

Harvard Business School Publishing crosses the ‘evil’ academic line

J. Gans, here.

Review of Canadian University Fair Dealing Policies

L. Di Valentino, here

Educational Fair Use: Amici Curiae in Support of Georgia State University

Academic Authors and Legal Scholars, here. 

Academic Authors and Legal Scholars’ Amicus Brief in the GSU Copyright Case

ArielKatz.org, here. 

Why students need the right to copy

TheHindu.com, here. 

Indian copyright organisation asks colleges to buy licence to photocopy book portions

Economictimes.indiatimes.com, here. 

Why the DOJ (Antitrust Division) should intervene in the GSU case

Arielkatz.org, here. 

Georgia State and Fair Use: Copyright on Appeal

K. Crews, here. 

Let's Spread the Word About Fair Use

Chronicle.com, here.