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April 17th, 2008

Copyright suit: Three leading publishers vs. Georgia State University

By David Rothman

image Is Georgia State University, located in Atlanta, guilty of “pervasive, flagrant, and ongoing unauthorized distribution of copyrighted materials” going beyond fair use in courses?

Plaintiffs are Oxford University Press, Cambridge University Press and SAGE Publications.

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