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: Lex ScriptaIs a thesis copyrighted?
By Dallas Association of Law Librarians
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Peter Hirtle at LibraryLaw Blog discusses the recent posting at RedState.com of Elana Kagen's thesis at Princeton University. In his post he discusses:- Who owns the copyright?
- Is the work in the public domain?
- On what basis does Princeton make copies?
- On what grounds did Princeton ask that it be taken down?
- What is copyright and what is contract?
- FERPA (Family Educational Rights and Privacy Act of 1974)*
*codifed at 20 USC 1232g; with regulations at 34 CFR 99.
Full post as published by Lex Scripta on May 19, 2010 (boomark / email).
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