Fair’s fair – or is it? Paul Goldstein on the rise and rise of fair use exceptions
Few people are better qualified to opine on the evolution of copyright than Paul Goldstein, widely held to be one of America’s finest intellectual property legal minds. Prof. Goldstein, who is Stanford Law School’s Lillick Professor of Law, has penned numerous tomes on U.S. and international copyright law, and authored eight other books, including three novels.
International publishers name five front-runners for 2016 IPA Freedom to Publish Prize
The International Publishers Association’s Freedom to Publish Committee has named its top five nominees for the 2016 IPA Freedom to Publish Prize. The eventual winner will be presented with the award – which includes CHF 10,000 (EUR 9,200 / USD 10,300) – on 10 April at the International Publishers Congress gala dinner, in London.