- Universities have been taken over by administrators
- Making Our Ideas More Accessible (by blogging, twitter, etc)
- University Of Toronto's Lawyer In Access Copyright Deal Also Advised Access Copyright On Related Legislation
- NLLA advising universities & colleges not to sign AUCC's proposed model license with Access Copyright
- Motion for Senate concerning Access Copyright (8 May 2012)
- Why Investing In Faculty Is the Best Method To Promote Innovation
- RUSQ, Open Access, and Me
- HBO Has Only Itself To Blame For Record 'Game Of Thrones' Piracy
- Periodicals Price Survey 2012
- Research Blogs and the Discussion of Scholarly Information
- Cultural Toxicity in the University
- Writer's Cramp: In the E-Reader Era, a Book a Year Is Slacking
- Tough love: An insensitive guide to thriving in your PhD
- The Net as paradigm
- Pushy Textbook Publishers
- Paying to Learn (to Program) (motivation & MOOCs)
- Think Outside the LMS (more on connecting to real people in MOOCs)
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Since I work at York University, I'm going to refrain from commenting on this lawsuit. However, as is my practice I'll be creating and maintaining a list of relevant articles and resources here to help me stay current on the matter.
I am not attempting to create a comprehensive list.
In the comments on my DMCA post, a reader asked me to comment on this piece of silliness. I try not to disappoint my readers, so here's my take.
Last week I performed my semi-annual copyright registration ritual, and in the middle of the paperwork it occurred to me that this might make an absolutely scintillating blog post. So, here's why copyright registration is important, and here's how to do it.
Traveling and busy as hell, but wanted to share this. The ever expanding copyright laws is one of my pet peeves, but almost as irritating as the increasing length of copyright is the difficulty in knowing if something is still under copyright.