Displacement Effects of Public Libraries
Abstract If free lending in public libraries is displacing sales in bookstores, some compensation may be needed to maintain incentives for authors to create new works. To determine whether this is indeed the case, we created a novel dataset that integrated bookstore sales data with public library copy data in Japan and quantified the displacement effects of public libraries. Controls for title-mun
The Myth of European Term Harmonisation: 27 Public Domains for the 27 Member States
Abstract The term of protection of copyright and related rights is generally considered to be one of the best harmonised areas of European copyright law. However, close examination of the EU Term Directive’s intricate provisions reveals a piecemeal and permissive approach to harmonisation which preserves many differences between the national rules. In this report, four main sources of legislative
Brief of Digital Humanities and Law Scholars as Amici Curiae in Authors Guild v. Google
Abstract How Copyright Law Could Make or Break the Future for Digital Humanities. This case raises many legal, technical, and epistemological issues related to the future of higher education, research, and scholarship – especially those efforts that seek to take advantage of “big data” analytics and methodologies. Advances in computer technology and the availability of digital texts will allow sch
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The Authors Guild v. Hathitrust: A Way Forward for Digital Access to Neglected Works in Libraries
Aaron Swartz's Legacy
Copyright and the Harvard Open Access Mandate
Researchers’ Attitudes towards Data Discovery: Implications for a UCLA Data Registry
After Google Book Search: Rebooting the Digital Library
