• Notes on the Research Works Act [Harvard Open Access Project], http://bit.ly/wM1xoE
• Library of Congress Neutral on the Research Works Act, http://bit.ly/wa5Ypr
• The Research Works Act: Two More Dissenters, http://bit.ly/wBmSN8
• ALA Midwinter 2012: ALA to Meet with Top Executives of Macmillan, Simon & Schuster, and Penguin on Ebook Lending, http://bit.ly/w8j2df
• iBooks 2: Reinventing Textbooks Or Lulu on Steroids?, http://bit.ly/wGWva0

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• EU Politicians Send Letter to US Congress Warning of 'Extraterritorial Effects' of SOPA and PIPA, http://bit.ly/AvP6Qp
• AAAS Does Not Endorse the Research Works Act, http://bit.ly/ybiGqp
• Copyright for Librarians (CFL) Reaches Millions More, http://bit.ly/xZFOI7
• After Historic Protest, Members of Congress Abandon PIPA and SOPA in Droves, http://bit.ly/xdCedB
• Millions Sign Google's Anti-SOPA Petition, http://cnet.co/y5SV3y

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• Academic Publishers Have Become the Enemies of Science, http://bit.ly/wXgAFA
• Nature Publishing Group and Digital Science Do Not Support the Research Works Act, http://bit.ly/yDZvWr
• "Least Restrictive Means"? One Way That SOPA Could Die in Court, http://bit.ly/wfnrPZ
• Stop Online Piracy Act Markup to Resume in February, http://1.usa.gov/xKPGdd
• U.S. Lawmakers Flip Their Positions on SOPA, PIPA, http://bit.ly/zpEudQ

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• How PIPA and SOPA Violate White House Principles Supporting Free Speech and Innovation, http://bit.ly/A7QP4T
• Cracking Open the Scientific Process, http://nyti.ms/ytka6B
• Research Works Act Could Challenge Public Access to Federally Funded Research, http://bit.ly/wjVVyl
• Research Works Act: Cambridge University Press Expands on Its Position, http://bit.ly/wrDl5q
• Major Cancer Societies to Support New Wiley Open Access Journal, http://bit.ly/wM0nqH

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• Combating Online Piracy while Protecting an Open and Innovative Internet [White House], http://bit.ly/wZddNR
• University of California Press Differs from AAP on Research Works Act, http://bit.ly/xC3Bbs
• Can AAP Members Stay Neutral in the Row over the Research Works Act?, http://bit.ly/zCDLn9
• Under Voter Pressure, Members of Congress Backpedal (Hard) on SOPA, http://bit.ly/wKDRKW
• Lamar Smith Follows Leahy's Steps with Plans to Delay DNS Implementation in SOPA, http://bit.ly/yXBVBK
• Springer Launches Interdisciplinary Open Access Journal SpringerPlus, http://bit.ly/xmXnXU

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• Berlin 9 OA Conference Urging More, Faster, http://bit.ly/scwMXK
• Swiss Govt: Downloading Movies and Music Will Stay Legal, http://bit.ly/uDNFX1
• Wolters Kluwer Health Acquires Leading Open Access STM Journal Publisher in India, http://bit.ly/u3XNph
• Another View of DRM for Publishers, http://bit.ly/rs3qEa
• European Commission Opens Formal Investigation into Sale of E-books, http://bit.ly/sHxgBu

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• Clarifying the Harvard Policies: A Response, http://hvrd.me/tsXinu
• Library and Archive Groups Delighted by Conclusions on Copyright Limitations and Exceptions at WIPO, http://bit.ly/vYeSeB
• What's New with EPUB 3?, http://bit.ly/sMQZ0o
• Prying Open Google's Closed Books, http://bit.ly/sRUaZi
• Royal Society Claims 1671 Copyright on Newton Letter (Copyright Law Born 29 Years Later), http://bit.ly/rxim0s

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• House Committee Rushing to Approve Dangerous "Information Sharing" Bill, http://bit.ly/tNhjNG
• Announcing the UC Library Reprints Service [University of California Libraries], http://bit.ly/ul4zTI
• The Open Access Policy of the Austrian Academy of Sciences, http://bit.ly/smz9gi
• Cambridge University Press to Try Renting Academic Articles, http://bit.ly/tcmdrE
• Why Full Open Access Matters, http://bit.ly/sajXO1

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• Current Cites (November 2011), http://bit.ly/tSvNwE
• What's New—Issue 40, December 2011 [Digital Preservation Coalition], http://bit.ly/szRfjn
• The PROTECT IP Act Is Very Real and Very Bad—Call Now to Block It, http://bit.ly/vjHQ72
• Obama Wants Feds to Digitize All Records, http://bit.ly/th1dD5
• PLoS Open Access Collection—Resources to Educate and Advocate, http://bit.ly/uOFe2G
• Fahrenheit 451 Becomes E-book Despite Author's Feelings, http://bbc.in/uCQDiG

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• In Fight with Amazon, Libraries Caught in the Crossfire, http://bit.ly/se0L6m
• JISC Digital Preservation: Current & Future Work, Neil Grindley [Video], http://bit.ly/vgWe2X
• nestor German Network of Expertise in Digital Preservation, Matthias Hemmje [Video], http://bit.ly/rOjgLy
• KB- NL and the Dutch Infrastructure, Barbara Sierman [Video], http://bit.ly/vMFhzc
• Networks as Evolving Infrastructure for Digital Preservation, Martha Anderson [Video], http://bit.ly/uxhNjO
• EU-Funded Research on Digital Preservation, Javier Hernandez-Ros [Video], http://bit.ly/uUXf7S

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• How to COPE [Compact for Open Access Publishing Equity], http://bit.ly/rZ6ePd
• WIPO SCCR Begins Push to Finalise Nature of Instrument for the Visually Impaired, http://bit.ly/vtd8gX
• European High Court Rejects Internet Traffic Filtering as Violation of Fundamental Rights, http://bit.ly/vJ9le8
• Open Access and Scholarly Societies: Presentation Slides, http://bit.ly/tDYfYR
• John Wiley Expands Lawsuit against File-Sharing 'Dummies,' http://bit.ly/ttiMCM

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• Entire Computer Built into USB Thumb Drive, http://fxn.ws/vWAquT
• Quietly, Google Puts History Online, http://nyti.ms/rJ6EFE
• Trends in Scholarly Communication and Knowledge Dissemination in the Age of Online Social Media, http://slidesha.re/uPNOBE
• THE Scholarly Web, http://bit.ly/u1Ca8O
• Institutions in Ghana, Serbia and Uganda Sign the Berlin Declaration, http://bit.ly/stB3mh

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