From the “tragic irony or poetic justice” department, Wendy
Gordon reminds me that in Worth aThousand Words, Westlaw has replaced all images (including the Google Book
page with the “copyrighted image”) with “TABULAR OR GRAPHIC MATERIAL SET FORTH
AT THIS POINT IS NOT DISPLAYABLE.”
Via the
Hollywood Reporter: France has passed a law to enable republication of
out-of-print books through opt-out collective rights management. More evidence that moral rights and economic
rights jurisdictions aren’t as different as we sometimes claim. Many big copyright owners loved Hadopi/three
strikes; so is France copyright-protective or copyright-destructive? Or is it, maybe, not that simple?
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