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Contents
Preface
vii
I. What Is Intellectual Property? 1
Editor’s Introduction 3
1) Creation Myths. Douglas Clement. Reason
5
2) Avoiding Intellectual Property Disputes.
Lien Verbauwhede. International Trade Forum 17
3) Fair Use and Abuse. Gary Stix. Scientific
American 21
4) Open-Source Software Development. Georg
von Krogh. MIT Sloan Management Review 24
5) Attack of the Freebie Software. Paul
Andrews. U.S. News & World Report 32
6) Protections on Intellectual Properties Do
Differ. Maxine Lans Retsky. Marketing News 35
7) Drug Companies Battle in the War over
Generics. Glenn Singer. South Florida Sun-Sentinel 37
II. Plagiarism 43
Editor’s Introduction 45
1) Give Credit Where Credit Is Due: Proper
Attribution for Communicators. Dianna Huff. Tactics 47
2) Academic Dishonesty: A Plague on Our
Profession. Kenneth C. Petress. Education 51
3) Plagiarism. Denise Hamilton. Searcher 56
4) Trust or Trussed? Has Turnitin.com Got It
All Wrapped Up? John Royce. Teacher Librarian 62
5) A Journalist’s Hard Fall. Seth Mnookin. Newsweek
73
6) The Boston Globe Media Column. Mark
Jurkowitz. The Boston Globe 77
7) A Plague of Plagiarism. Mark Fitzgerald. The
Writer 80
8) When Pastors Plagiarize. Christianity
Today 84
III. Copyrights 87
Editor’s Introduction 89
1) The Digital Millennium Copyright Act.
Edward H. Freeman. Information Systems Security 91
2) Congress Protects Copyrights on the Web.
Tony Case. Editor & Publisher 99
3) Supreme Court Upholds Extended Copyrights.
The Associated Press 102
4) Broken Links and Broken Laws: Copyright
Confusion Online. Jeff Belle. EContent 104
5) Copyright on the Web. Emily A. Vander
Veer. The Writer 111
6) Poetic License: What Every Poet Should
Know About Copyright. Tonya Marie Evans. Black Issues Book Review 116
7) Who Owns History? Jason Williams. Editor
& Publisher 119
IV. 21st-Century Piracy 125
Editor’s Introduction 127
1) The New Napsters. Melanie Warner. Fortune
129
2) Dollars 4 Downloads. Matt Richtel. The
New York Times Upfront 133
3) It’s All Free! Lev Grossman, et al. Time
136
4) A New Tactic in the Download War. David
Segal. The Washington Post 146
5) Make Copyright Law User-Friendly. Paul
Brennan. Computer Weekly 151
6) Gauging TV’s ‘Net Effect. Paige
Albiniak. Broadcasting & Cable 153
7) Powell Preaching the Wonders of TiVo.
David Bloom and Pamela McClintock. Daily Variety Gotham 155
8) Clean Flicks v. Hollywood:
Intellectual Property Owners Losing Control. Scott W. Breedlove. Intellectual
Property & Technology Law Journal 157
Bibliography 169
Books 171
Web Sites 173
Additional Periodical Articles with Abstracts
176
Index 185
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