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Aggregator Overload - Good Stuff - Some Explored - Some Not
Monday, September 08, 2003
[Back-dated from 2/2/04 to 9/8/03]
Copyright law's perennial dilemma. This quote is stuck up on the wall here at EFF. It makes me think every time I read it. Figured it should be online somewhere.
[Back-dated from 2/2/04 to 9/8/03]
Bill Gross has finally launched X1, his fast search tool on the desktop (Web, e-mail, files, and attachments). There is a full-featured, no time limit, free version available. This is a good replacement for the hideous search feature in Outlook.
Aggregator Overload - Good Stuff - Some Explored - Some Not
Monday, September 08, 2003[Back-dated from 2/2/04 to 9/8/03]
Copyright law's perennial dilemma. This quote is stuck up on the wall here at EFF. It makes me think every time I read it. Figured it should be online somewhere.
Copyright law strikes a precarious balance.Discuss [Boing Boing Blog]To encourage authors to create and disseminate original expression, it accords them a bundle of proprietary rights in their works.
But to promote public education and creative exchange, it invites audiences and subsequent authors to use existing works in every conceivable manner that falls outside the province of the copyright owner's exclusive rights.
Copyright law's perennial dilemma is to determine where exclusive rights should end and unrestrained public access should begin.
Neil Netanel, Copyright and a Democratic Civil Society, 106 Yale L.J. 283, 285 (1996).
[Back-dated from 2/2/04 to 9/8/03]
Bill Gross has finally launched X1, his fast search tool on the desktop (Web, e-mail, files, and attachments). There is a full-featured, no time limit, free version available. This is a good replacement for the hideous search feature in Outlook.
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