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Google: The Open Access Ideal and Compliance with Foreign Laws

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In Google?s Gatekeepers, a New York Times Magazine feature article, Jeffrey Rosen (George Washington) examines Google's attempts to provide open access to online content while complying with the demands of governments interested in censoring that content. Such demands range from...

Full post as published by Law Librarian Blog on December 02, 2008 (boomark / email).

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