The Fire of Genius, a new blog by Joseph Scott Miller (no, it’s not about any particular genius), aprofessor at Lewis & Clark Law School in Portland and an alumnus (as I am) of one of the top ten law schools in the country (oops!), asks and points to possible answers (which sound right to me) about the profound cultural significance of fair use— a once-respected legal doctrine that is on the ropes in the courts and, in light of recent developments, in Congress these days. Add this one to your blogroll!The Fire of Genius, a new blog by Joseph Scott Miller (no, it’s not about any particular genius), aprofessor at Lewis & Clark Law School in Portland and an alumnus (as I am) of one of the top ten law schools in the country (oops!), asks and points to possible answers (which sound right to me) about the profound cultural significance of fair use— a once-respected legal doctrine that is on the ropes in the courts and, in light of recent developments, in Congress these days. Add this one to your blogroll!
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