• Elsevier Requires Institutions to Seek Elsevier's Agreement to Require Their Authors to Exercise Their Rights?, http://bit.ly/KaPbPY
• Dawn of a New Wireless: First 802.11ac Router Available Today, http://bit.ly/IUz0XG
• Latest Developments in PLoS Article-Level Metrics, http://bit.ly/KnFIcz
• Netherlands Becomes World's Second "Net Neutrality" Country, http://bit.ly/KaQ771
• ARL Endorses VRA Statement on Fair Use of Images for Teaching, Research, and Study, http://bit.ly/JxKNy8

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• PeerJ, http://bit.ly/KbNaZo
• AAR Urges Members to Write to DoJ Opposing Antitrust Settlement, http://bit.ly/LjcI4I
• Versita Launches Largest Ever Open Access Journal Program, http://bit.ly/KGK2pu
• Law Professors Call for TPP [Trans-Pacific Partnership Agreement] Transparency, http://bit.ly/KN5mV0
• Exercises in Democracy: Building a Digital Public Library [Digital Public Library of America], http://bit.ly/KN5JyG

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• "Link Rot" and Legal Resources on the Web: A 2012 Analysis by the Chesapeake Digital Preservation Group, http://bit.ly/Jst21k
• Elsevier Experiments with Allowing 'Text Mining' of Its Journals, http://bit.ly/KhyUfQ
• Speculations on the Future of the Book at MIT Conference, http://bit.ly/KGfQ7M
• EFF Urges Appeals Court to Protect Forums Allowing Users to Speak Online, http://bit.ly/ITmDRq
• Library of Congress Digital Preservation Newsletter (May 2012), http://1.usa.gov/K7TBwu

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• Judge to Decide Fate of Authors Guild Class Action against Google, http://bit.ly/IwybVZ
• Public Access to Publicly-funded Research (David Willetts, UK Minister of State for Universities and Science), http://bit.ly/IwyCQe
• Open, Free Access to Academic Research? This Will Be a Seismic Shift (David Willetts), http://bit.ly/JpQ3lx
• Congress Unplugged! Set the Default to Open. (Heather Joseph, SPARC, Digital Audio), http://bit.ly/JHOVrp
• Our Annotated HTML Video Player: Free and Open Source, http://bit.ly/IDClz9

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• A Snapshot of Priorities & Perspectives U.S. Academic Libraries (OCLC), http://bit.ly/JUYVmR
• NSF Awards Second Round of Grants to Advance Digitization of Biological Collections, http://1.usa.gov/KSpE3G
• About 30% of Peer-Reviewed Scholarly Journals Are Now Open Access, http://bit.ly/IFCEKF
• EU'S Top Court: APIs Can't Be Copyrighted, Would "Monopolise Ideas," http://bit.ly/IEJZtO
• ArtBase and the Conservation and Exhibition of Born Digital Art: An Interview with Ben Fino-Radin, http://1.usa.gov/J06zuP

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• The Virtues of Blogging as Scholarly Activity, http://bit.ly/IpiG37
• [FAQ]: Solicitation NSF 12-499, Core Techniques and Technologies for Advancing Big Data Science and Engineering (BIGDATA), http://1.usa.gov/JLVZ8t
• The Humanities, Digitized [Harvard Magazine], http://bit.ly/IrRZwb
• E-book Consumers Say "Yes" to Tablets, Says BISG Study, http://bit.ly/Jdcb2p
• Ithaka S+R Report Provides an Overview of Online Learning Today and Points to Opportunities for Tomorrow, http://bit.ly/IFpr1t

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• ACTA in the EU: We Can't Call it Dead Yet, http://bit.ly/Im1tr7
• Methods for Enabling Open Access Content (OCLC), http://bit.ly/IBm2nz
• Microsoft Buys Stake in Nook, College Textbook Business, http://bit.ly/J6jUzs
• Scout—A New Free Alert System for Government Information, http://bit.ly/JvHJBz
• OAPEN-UK in the ALISS Quarterly, http://bit.ly/IhHN5I

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• Harvard vs. Yale: Open-Access Publishing Edition, http://bit.ly/IBa1ve
• The New Harvard Library Open Metadata Policy, http://hvrd.me/JKRPS0
• 3M Launches Library E-book and E-reader Program, http://bit.ly/If2pvo
• Cloud Storage: A Pricing and Feature Guide for Consumers, http://bit.ly/KkWlBs
• Talking Open Access: Interview with LARR Editor in Chief, Philip Oxhorn, http://bit.ly/IGBLMm

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• Libraries Are Obsolete: An Oxford-Style Debate (Video, Harvard Library), http://hvrd.me/I9V4lO
• Life after Elsevier: Making Open Access to Scientific Knowledge a Reality, http://bit.ly/IEIWpU
• The OA interviews: Carlos Rossel, Publisher at the World Bank, http://bit.ly/I63wgQ
• Tor Books to Release Only DRM-Free E-books, http://bit.ly/JqPdot
• An Interview with Cameron Neylon, PLoS' New Director of Advocacy, http://bit.ly/JGVazs
• SOPA, PIPA and Internet Freedom – Where Do We Go From Here? (Video, Anthony Falzone and Darrell Issa), http://bit.ly/Idw7V8)

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• How to Solve the Berne Problem, Part 1, http://bit.ly/I3eZ45
• WorldCat May Become Available as Library Linked Data under ODC-BY, http://bit.ly/JbP2kp
• Persistent Myths about Open Access Scientific Publishing, http://bit.ly/JeBAHN
• Newly Published Report Highlights 2011 Work, Engagements of OCLC Research, http://bit.ly/I5CSnH
• All 50 States May Join E-book Refund Settlement, http://bit.ly/IS8zWz
• The Printing Press of the Digital Environment: A Conversation with Stanford's Highwire Press, http://bit.ly/J5DdIT

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• Changes Coming for Open Access to Research In Europe, http://bit.ly/I0XsZO
• Serving a Public That Knows How to Copy: Orphan Works and Mass Digitization, http://bit.ly/HP4DHr
• GBS [Google Book Settlement] Oral Argument May 3, http://bit.ly/IhizpL
• Managing a Library's Electronic Collection: The Long March to an Integrated Discovery and Access Platform, http://bit.ly/IHZvnb
• Judge Denny Chin on Google Books: "It Does Not Seem Those Negotiations Have Gone Anywhere," http://bit.ly/I0ZcSW
• The Digital Public Domain: Foundations for an Open Culture, http://bit.ly/ISav0j

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• Continuing the Conversation: Integrating eBooks and eReaders into Your Library [Presentation and readings], http://bit.ly/IjVaDs
• DOJ Is Likely to Lose E-Book Antitrust Suit Targeting Apple, http://cnet.co/IcLisK
• MPAA: You Can Infringe Copyright Just by Embedding a Video, http://bit.ly/HP0HDE
• New Plugins for a New Release [Omeka version 1.5.1], http://bit.ly/HyvVvz
• The Librarians' Code, Orphan Works, and Mass Digitization, http://bit.ly/HywdTg

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