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UCLA Wins Dismissal of Copyright Infringement Lawsuit Over Streaming Videos
AIME Sues UCLA for Copyright Infringement
Several months ago, I wrote a piece about the copyright dispute between UCLA and the Association for Information and Media Equipment (AIME) (Streaming Video: AIME Takes on UCLA, http://sloanconsortium.org/node/1132). AIME is a trade association representing companies that produce and distribute educational films and videos. Prior to being contacted by AIME originally, UCLA permitted faculty members to copy films and vid
What do the Publishers Really Want in Law Suit Against Georgia State University?
Recent court filings in the case of Cambridge University Press et al v.
Georgia State University Case Finally Set for Trial
The closely watched and much awaited copyright infringement case against Georgia State University officials is about to go to trial. As of this writing, short of a delay or settlement on the court house steps, the case brought by Cambridge University Press, Oxford University Press, Inc. and Sage Publications, Inc. is set to begin on May 16, 2011 at the U.S. District Court in Atlanta, Georgia.
Fair Use: Derivative Works and Transformative Works
Fair Use and the Case Against Georgia State University: An Update
Streaming Video: AIME Takes On UCLA
In a widely reported dispute, the Association for Information and Media Equipment (AIME) is challenging the manner in which the University of California at Los Angeles (UCLA) permits faculty members to stream video to course Web sites. While no lawsuit has been filed to date, UCLA issued a press release on February 11, 2010 announcing it “temporarily suspended the posting of streamed content, effective at the start of winter quarter in January 2010.”
