Cambridge v. Patten
Justia has the complete collection of documents for Cambridge v. Patten, the case where Cambridge and Oxford's presses are suing Georgia State for copyright infringement. I've read the complaint. Georgia State lets professors post readings for their students, and gives them very liberal Fair Use guidelines. The presses are objecting even to single chapters being posted that way. Some interesting bits:
1. The presses are suing university administrators personally, as well as the organization.
2. The presses are not asking for any damages, just costs. The main thing they want is declaratory relief and an injunction.
I think the presses should win by law, though the law is very bad.
Labels: copyright, law, universities
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