John Mark Ockerbloom

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A Philadelphian with professional interests in libraries, technology, copyright, and culture, and nonprofessional interests that include singing, reading, hiking, biking. Also other personal interests that you might pick up from my posts over time.

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2024-06-04 11:24:57

The website for the Columbia Law Review, which last I checked hosted freely readable copies of all articles from 2008 onward, is now offline, displaying a "Website is under maintenance" message. Editors say it's because the review's board of directors took the site down after the editors refused to remove an article by a Palestinian legal scholar: https://theintercept.com/2024/06/03/columbia-law-review-palestine-board-website/

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2024-05-17 15:24:22

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Not surprisingly, the details of the story make it clear that Sony's not opposed in principle, but that they want to make sure they get a suitable cut of any revenues.

2024-05-17 15:24:22

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Not surprisingly, the details of the story make it clear that Sony's not opposed in principle, but that they want to make sure they get a suitable cut of any revenues.