Legal: New Decision in Georgia State University E-Reserves Case Released
From Krista Cox at the Association of Research Libraries:
On March 31, 2016, the District Court for the Northern District of Georgia released its opinion on remand in the Georgia State University e-reserves case, Cambridge University Press v. Becker.
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On remand, the district court considered 48 infringement claims and revisited the fair use assertions by Georgia State University. Judge Evans found that of the 48 claims, 41 were non-infringing fair uses.
Read the Complete ARL Policy Notes Post for Analysis
See Also: GSU Library Copyright Lawsuit Research Guide (via GSU Law Library)
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