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One has to wonder whether all the money Access Copyright spends on legal expenses wouldn’t be better reallocated to its core business: remunerating writers.

Indeed.
Access Copyright sues York U over fair dealing policy | Academicalism via @howardknopf.
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April 11, 2013

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