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A suit against Georgia State University's "e-reserve" service could help determine when schools go too far in running online excerpts of books without paying for them
Originally Published: Corporate Counsel
A first-of-its-kind suit against Georgia State University could help determine when schools go too far in running online excerpts of books without paying for them
A first-of-its-kind suit against Georgia State University could help determine when schools go too far in running online excerpts of books without paying for them
Originally Published: Corporate Counsel
A first-of-its-kind suit against Georgia State University could help determine when schools go too far in running online excerpts of books without paying for them
A first-of-its-kind suit against Georgia State University could help determine when schools go too far in running online excerpts of books without paying for them
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