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Open access

Music Industry Will Stop Mass Lawsuits Against Students Over Illegal Trading

by E Wayne Ross on December 30, 2008

RIAA win: Tennessee to police campus networks

by E Wayne Ross on November 19, 2008

Colleges Express Concern About State Laws That Require Them to Fight Online Piracy

by E Wayne Ross on May 10, 2008

Boston U dwnloaders win round in court

by E Wayne Ross on April 4, 2008

Free college courses feed global hunger for learning

by E Wayne Ross on February 28, 2008

Some Anthropologists Continue the Slow Push Toward Open Access

by E Wayne Ross on February 15, 2008

Harvard Opts In to ‘Opt Out’ Plan

by E Wayne Ross on February 13, 2008

At Harvard, a Proposal to Publish Free on Web

by E Wayne Ross on February 12, 2008

Educause Lobbies Against Piracy Measure in House Bill

by E Wayne Ross on February 7, 2008

Colleges to copyright electronic material

by E Wayne Ross on January 25, 2008

International Call for Open Resources

by E Wayne Ross on January 22, 2008

‘Scholarship in the Digital Age’

by E Wayne Ross on November 14, 2007

A Friendly Reminder (on P2P)

by E Wayne Ross on November 7, 2007

U. of Oregon Says No to John Doe

by E Wayne Ross on November 5, 2007

University of Oregon refusing to help ID music pirates

by E Wayne Ross on November 4, 2007

Live From Ohio: Rock Stars and the RIAA

by E Wayne Ross on October 31, 2007

Chemical Society Defends Its Opposition to Open Access

by E Wayne Ross on October 24, 2007

House bill reopens campus file-sharing battle

by E Wayne Ross on October 20, 2007

File-Sharing Students Fight Copyright Constraints

by E Wayne Ross on October 10, 2007

Anti-Open-Access Effort by Publishing Group Loses Another University Press

by E Wayne Ross on October 9, 2007

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