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I wonder if Eric Sclater will be talking about this case in his copyright law class. Curious to see how this plays out.

I can see this definitely being a topic in Eric's class. I just wonder why AP waited so long to claim copyright infringement? This image has become so popular and a part of history, that is probably what is prompting this law suit. I want to see the outcome of this as well - should be interesting!

Two scholars point out that newspapers have had help since Washington's day, with paid ads from local governments and discounts on bulk mail.

The musings of ordinary people will be recorded in the national archives.

A private school in Ashburnham, Mass. began to get rid of most of the school's library books and replaced them with a digital collection.

From Politico: "Curated by POLITICO's editors, the Bookshelf will be operated by Random House, Inc., and will include title selections and recommendations from a wide range of publishers that align with POLITICO's news content in the areas of current events, politics, history, and biography. The Bookshelf allows consumers to browse and search for titles and then purchase both physical and digital copies directly through a range of retailers."

This book is customizable with photos and videos so it literally becomes a time capsule.