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New SPARC guide reviews income models for supporting open-access journals (SPARC) - 0 views

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Judge Rules that Reposting an Entire Article Without Permission Is 'Fair Use' - 0 views

www.mediabistro.com/...ng-aggregation-fair-use_b38173

shared by Allison Begezda on 22 Jun 11 - No Cached

Allison Begezda on 22 Jun 11

A federal judge ruled in favor of a defendant who reposted an entire article in a copyright case on Monday, Wired reports. The lawsuit was brought by Righthaven, a Las Vegas-based "copyright litigation factory," according to Wired, that has sued more than 200 websites, bloggers, and commenters for copyright infringement. This particular lawsuit targeted Wayne Hoehn, who posted an entire editorial from the Las Vegas Review-Journal and its headline, "Public Employee Pensions: We Can't Afford Them" on a website medjacksports.com.

<div class="cArrow"> </div><div class="cContentInner">A federal judge ruled in favor of a defendant who reposted an entire article in a copyright case on Monday, Wired reports. The lawsuit was brought by Righthaven, a Las Vegas-based "copyright litigation factory," according to Wired, that has sued more than 200 websites, bloggers, and commenters for copyright infringement. This particular lawsuit targeted Wayne Hoehn, who posted an entire editorial from the Las Vegas Review-Journal and its headline, "Public Employee Pensions: We Can't Afford Them" on a website medjacksports.com.</div>

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More Black Eyes for Journalism: A Plagiarism Case Apiece in U.S., U.K. - 0 views

www.reuters.com/...idUS221816462320110713

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shared by Lindsey Schauer on 14 Jul 11 - No Cached

Lindsey Schauer on 14 Jul 11

Wed Jul 13, 2011 8:36am EDT The journalistic improprieties keep piling up on both sides of the Atlantic as one journalist was fired and another suspended for plagiarism this week. The Kansas City Star dismissed columnist Steve Penn for copying material from press releases and claiming the opinions of other writers were his own.

<div class="cArrow"> </div><div class="cContentInner">Wed Jul 13, 2011 8:36am EDT The journalistic improprieties keep piling up on both sides of the Atlantic as one journalist was fired and another suspended for plagiarism this week. The Kansas City Star dismissed columnist Steve Penn for copying material from press releases and claiming the opinions of other writers were his own.</div>

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FIRST of all, THIS is why you should never trust publishers - 1 views

www.michaeleisen.org/blog

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