Category: Current News: DigitalKoans Twitter Updates

• Amazon Kindle E-Book Downloads Outsell Paperbacks, http://bbc.in/h4ExgP
• The Journal of Universal Rejection, and Suggestions for Improving It, http://bit.ly/gWNXnw
• Who Said France Does Not Have Fair Use?, http://bit.ly/gm59P2
• Are Not-for-Profit Publishers Better for Not-for-Profit Journal Owners?, http://bit.ly/gqsvyZ
• Three Reasons Why Google's Censorship of "Piracy-Related Terms" Is a Terrible Idea, http://bit.ly/ef7YPW
• Your Tweets, Legalised, http://bit.ly/ewsuKE
• arXiv Now Part of EBSCO Discovery Service, http://bit.ly/eTihMM
• BMJ Blog Becomes Fully Open Access, http://bit.ly/f8NLnA
• Research Intelligence–Slow Train Coming [Humanities Open Access], http://bit.ly/goxOHL

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• Canadians Speaking Out on Bill C-32: Only Five Days Left, http://bit.ly/gMdWP7
• SWORDv2, http://bit.ly/gEkzF4
• Library E-Book Lending Works for All, DBW Told, http://bit.ly/eUU2UC
• Kindle Sales Reaching 80% of Physical Sales, DBW Told, http://bit.ly/i8cNSg
• How Long until a Lawsuit Is Filed against eBook Trading Service?, http://bit.ly/h0eweg
• Another Sharing Service Piggybacks on Kindle Lending, http://bit.ly/fDPple
• US Government Pushing Pro and Anti-Privacy Internet Rules at the Same Time, http://bit.ly/fMNuYg
• Spanish Gov't Simply Reinstates US-Driven Copyright Bill, Despite It Being Voted Down, http://bit.ly/hkdVT4
• Thursday Threads: Kindle Singles and Kindle Accessibility, Sped-up Discourse, ISBN Troubles, http://bit.ly/fRa0m8
• Freeing Knowledge, http://bit.ly/fjkJKI
• Google Starts Censoring BitTorrent, RapidShare and More, http://bit.ly/gendMC
• European Commission Sued over ACTA Secrecy, http://bit.ly/fWRK1m
• OpenGovernment.org Beta for State Legislative Data, http://bit.ly/eSSy5X
• MasterCard's Support for COICA Threatens a Free and Open Internet, http://bit.ly/i0lodm
• Want Google to Get Interested in Digitising Your Collection?, http://bit.ly/g86AP0

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• What We Know about the New York Times Paywall So Far, http://on.mash.to/eQwnUg
• Digital May "Overtake" Print Sales by 2014, http://bit.ly/fVYYQg
• TED, Amazon to Launch TEDBooks, http://bit.ly/gsSjHm
• Digital Book World: Google Says eBook Program Is Off to a Good Start, http://bit.ly/hM7DMj
• Number of Internet Users Worldwide Reaches 2 Bln: UN, http://bit.ly/h0VS2x
• Amazon Launches Its Collection of Short Works, Kindle Singles, http://tcrn.ch/dYvHgx
• Music Industry Trying to 'Store an Iceberg in the Sahara,' http://bit.ly/hDB5wZ
• Sshh—Republicans Support Net Neutrality, http://bit.ly/faJklL
• House Subcommittee Revives Mandatory Data Retention Debate…with a Surprise Attack on EFF, http://bit.ly/g1dnVf
• Who Needs Textbooks? How Washington State Is Redesigning Textbooks for the Digital Age, http://bit.ly/eMMgyK
• Video of Next Digital Decade & TechFreedom Launch Event Now Available, http://bit.ly/g6tbbD
• Two Publishing Execs Answer the Question: "When Will eBooks from Their Companies Become Available to Libraries?," http://bit.ly/h6X7RL
• Senator Cantwell's Net Neutrality Bill: Clear, Simple, and Effective, http://bit.ly/eYdneF
• Link, Don't Pass around Files, http://bit.ly/i5hW8e
• EasyBib and OCLC collaborate to Build Library-Branded Citation Service, http://bit.ly/eKzyqD
• Making Available Online Occurs Where Servers Are Based, http://bit.ly/hgP0KW
• MetroPCS Piles On, Sues FCC to Stop Net Neutrality Regulations, http://bit.ly/fQUirn
• Continuing the Conversation: Integrating E-Books and E-Readers into Your Library, http://bit.ly/hhw2No

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• Access-Right over Open Access, http://bit.ly/h2VlQo
• Further HTML 5 Developments, http://bit.ly/eCZUI9
• How Many Internet Pirates Are There, Anyway?, http://bit.ly/gnxyqy
• The Citation Advantage for OA Data, http://bit.ly/e1n9H4
• US Case against Hundreds of BitTorrent File-Sharers Dismissed, http://bit.ly/gO1FGM
• Digital Fonts: 23 New Faces in MoMA’s Collection, http://bit.ly/hntTmA
• HTML5 Is Dead, Long Live HTML, http://bit.ly/h0EizM
• NPG launches a Nature iPad App, http://bit.ly/eSnQw1
• HTC Chosen as Kuali Library Development Partner, http://bit.ly/hXjLFj
• Managing Your Research Data: Digital Curation [Presentations], http://bit.ly/h3IET6
• Social Media and Law Enforcement: Who Gets What Data and When?, http://bit.ly/eFbKI1
• Two-Thirds of U.S. Internet Users Lack Fast Broadband, http://bit.ly/fK3DKY
• New Weblog to Focus on the Building of a National Digital Library, http://bit.ly/hGFW6R
• Obama Nominates Former RIAA Lawyer for Solicitor General Spot, http://bit.ly/fEYZeS

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• Internet 'Kill Switch' Bill Will Return, http://bit.ly/fF3jjK
• Open Biblio Principles Announced, http://bit.ly/hD8Ipa
• Moving towards Electronic Distribution of Bills and Resolutions in Congress: House Passes H.R. 292, Stop the OverPrinting (STOP) Act, http://bit.ly/ePDAY1
• Belgian and Israeli Courts Grant Remedies to CC Licensors, http://bit.ly/gffA9C
• SHERPA/RoMEO Announces Its 900th Publisher, http://bit.ly/gdr40n
• Vestron’s Law: The Propensity for Rights to Revert to the Original Publisher, http://bit.ly/hanvZq
• Using PKP Platforms to Teach a New Dog Old Tricks, http://bit.ly/dNN2uB
• Annotum: An Open-Source Journal Authoring and Publishing Platform Based on WordPress, http://bit.ly/gNsviN
• Europeana: Assuring Orderly Governance, Protecting Reputation and Brand, http://bit.ly/fHFKo8
• Elsevier and the Robert Koch Institute Partner to Broaden Access, http://bit.ly/hMBPBS
• Publishing's 'Napster' Moment is Now!, http://bit.ly/fOGtAm

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• Ranking Web of World Repositories, January 2011, http://bit.ly/e8WGYv #
• IFLA World Report 2010, http://bit.ly/hNCQlK #
• Talks Given at SOAP Symposium Now @ Slideshare, http://bit.ly/dUJLhB #
• ACTA Inconsistent with European Law, Legal Experts Say, http://bit.ly/fD5bLr #
• Enlighten: How to Bake an Embedded Institutional Repository, http://bit.ly/gJB3b2 #
• European Parliament Publishes Study on the Application of the Consumer Rights Directive to Digital Content, http://bit.ly/eOA4kD #
• 5 Cloud Shake-Ups This Week, http://rww.to/hE8xox #
• What is Digital Humanities and What’s it Doing in English Departments?, http://bit.ly/hcQBIg #
• The Wide-Spread Destruction of UK Bookstores, Potential Lessons, http://bit.ly/ga2FQ3 #

• Digital Library and Archives' Half-annual Report for FY 2011–July-December 2010 [Virginia Tech], http://bit.ly/g21PqD #
• Proposed Budget in Texas Nearly Zeros Out Key State Library Funds, http://bit.ly/fMQI8h #
• Francis Ford Coppola on Art, Copying and File Sharing: We Want You to Take from Us, http://bit.ly/gyQ8Zw #
• Arizona Universities May See Higher Tuition, Layoffs, http://bit.ly/f8Qd7S #
• EFF Urges California Court to Grant Public Access to Electronic Mapping Data, http://bit.ly/eN2FEA #
• Sony eBooks Finally Make the Platform Party, http://bit.ly/h8O1et #
• An Alternative to Elsevier's Copyright Transfer Agreement, http://bit.ly/htucrK #

• Yale Tries to Fill Budget Gap, http://bit.ly/fFuXDZ #
• IFPI's Annual Attack on Piracy Once Again Riddled with Errors and Bogus Claims, http://bit.ly/hgGyqM #
• UT [University of Texas System] Chancellor Calls Proposed State Budget Devastating, http://bit.ly/etTjxM #
• Does the Digital Humanities Need More Digitisation?, http://bit.ly/gdbrnJ #
• The Chicago Way, http://bit.ly/fEPq3R #
• Mapping Activities at the Open Access Week 2010, http://bit.ly/fLCt12 #
• Now Online: The Internet Archive Releases Wayback Machine BETA, http://bit.ly/h5TxrQ #
• BookSwim Plans E-book Lending Site, http://bit.ly/hmEiEG #
• Reviewing the Impact of Kindle Not Supporting or Supporting Library Books, http://bit.ly/hMASvL #
• Considering OAI-PMH, http://bit.ly/eIsJbz #
• Public Knowledge Calls Verizon Net Neutrality Filings ‘Too Cute’, http://bit.ly/dGNyXT #
• Verizon Fires Legal Shot against Net Neutrality Rules, http://bit.ly/gTuS1V #
• Proposed Republican Spending Cuts Would Wipe Out NEA, NEH, http://bit.ly/g8L2PC #
• Emerald Partners with the LOCKSS Program, http://bit.ly/gukWYl #
• HTML Versioning Eliminated, http://bit.ly/hyq1Hb #

• 'Open' Textbooks Provider Flat World Inks Berteslmann Investment, http://bit.ly/eqCZHu #
• The Book Industry Study Group Reviews ISBN Standards, http://oreil.ly/h20K7z #
• As COMPETES Act Is Signed into Law, 'Wait-and-See' Is the Attitude on Further OA Legislation, http://bit.ly/hfWHaK #
• APS Announces Physical Review X, an Open Access Journal covering Physics and its Application to Related Fields, http://bit.ly/h1GBgZ #
• Professional Publishing Journal Revenues Grew 3% in 2010, Simba Report Finds, http://bit.ly/gwRMLr #
• Texas Budget Plan Would Cut $1.7 Billion from Higher Education, http://bit.ly/ejDhZn #
• Texas University Chancellors Brace for Budget Cuts, http://bit.ly/fg8q9V #
• World's Largest Medical Student Organization Joins Right to Research Coalition, http://bit.ly/eYdpmC #
• At ALA Midwinter, Brewster Kahle, Librarians Ponder the E-book Future, http://bit.ly/hTLahi #
• Review: Library E-Books Easier, but Still Hassle, http://n.pr/hmEhpi #
• Identifiers Made Easy, http://bit.ly/fXbSyY #
• OCLC and The Combined Regions to Launch Public Library National Union Catalogue in UK, http://bit.ly/hLSB0u #
• Video: The Ivory Tower and the Open Web, http://bit.ly/id9Llf #
• Proposed Texas Budget Demolishes Statewide Library Programs, http://bit.ly/fljTbt #
• URGENT: Canadian Copyright Bill C-32 Another Step Closer to Becoming Law, http://bit.ly/fAr7dC #
• ARL Statistics® Interactive Analytics: Robust, Verified, Vital, http://bit.ly/g6VXwH #

• Prototype WorldCat Local User interface for HathiTrust Digital Library http://goo.gl/fb/HgtlP #
• The London Seminar in Digital Text & Scholarship and Comic Book Markup Language, http://bit.ly/fiQeHv #
• Study Finds E-book Opportunity for Indie Booksellers, http://bit.ly/f29Um5 #
• Welcome, Nature. Seriously., http://bit.ly/gbo9lE #
• EBSCO Achieves Another Milestone in Integration and Management for E-Journals, http://bit.ly/dUejur #
• Hybrid Open Source-Enterprise Cloud Solutions, http://bit.ly/eoNkKk #
• Tech Priorities for New Congress: From Old to New, http://bit.ly/fCczId #
• Oppose ISP Copyright Liability in Free-Trade Agreement–NZ Professor, http://bit.ly/f0T0nF #
• MIT Press Supports the MIT Faculty Open Access Policy, http://bit.ly/hJVr2V #
• Are Open-Access Fees Disenfranchising?, http://bit.ly/fSGxG9 #
• U.S. Official Defends Domain Seizures for Copyright Violations, http://bit.ly/fayj35 #
• Draft of Texas Budget Would Slash Spending for Colleges and Students, http://bit.ly/gu2pO3 #
• Why Online Retailers Will Squeeze Out Publishers in the Book Business, http://bit.ly/ieIEAc #

• Ibis Reader Update: Retina Screen Support, Faster Pagination, and More, http://bit.ly/fFzBdR #
• Ebooks and Libraries: A Stream of Concerns, http://bit.ly/hEa4vV #
• Omeka 1.3.1, http://bit.ly/dTyGmY #
• Withdrawal of Journal Access is a Wake-Up Call for Researchers in the Developing World, http://bit.ly/hmTpMG #
• D-Lib Magazine Issue on Research Data, http://bit.ly/gKgix9 #
• Colour E-readers Set for 2011 Release, http://bbc.in/dIetlI #
• E-books and Their Containers: A Bestiary of the Evolving Book, http://bit.ly/f7rOum #
• Controversy around New Public Data Corporation, http://bit.ly/eO0z7E #
• Great Beginners Guide to Ebooks–A "Must See," http://bit.ly/hZNGO2 #
• Economics is a Dangerous Game, http://bit.ly/gNXWuH #
• University of Exeter Advocacy Plan Available [institutional repository], http://bit.ly/i6Xk2g #
• Digital Humanities Blog Carnival Vol. 1, Issue 1, http://bit.ly/giDYTL #
• Library Automation News at ALA Midwinter, http://bit.ly/greucY #
• Above the Clouds: A Berkeley View of Cloud Computing, http://bit.ly/fmWAo5 #

• BREAKING: Steve Jobs Taking Leave of Absence from Apple, http://on.mash.to/hCHPjE #
• Low-Hanging Fruit and the Re-Ordering of the Value Chain, http://bit.ly/dUTX9G #
• Article-Level Metrics at PLoS–What Are They, and Why Should You Care, http://bit.ly/exmFXE #
• Librarians Brace For a Tough 2011, http://bit.ly/eE1rhH #
• BISG eBook ISBN Study Findings Released, http://bit.ly/ghrc8W #
• The State of the Nation 2011–Government Policy and Open Access in South Africa, http://bit.ly/hVrUI5 #
• Five Years Later: Library 2.0 and Balance, http://bit.ly/gCX0Yb #
• Access to Springer Content in Bangladesh, http://bit.ly/hIHvAE #
• A Ray of Sunshine in the Open-Access Future, http://bit.ly/ewwoPH #
• What Happens When There’s Advertising in Books?, http://bit.ly/euNoqK #
• Survey of Library Database Licensing Practices 2011 Edition, http://bit.ly/eUawn7 #

• Colleges Lock Out Blind Students Online http://bit.ly/hrqWMU #
• The Other Shoe Drops http://bit.ly/hyiGih #
• AAP October Sales Report http://bit.ly/fHhcxi #
• E-book Trends by the Numbers http://bit.ly/fzlNdN #
• 10 Kindle, eReader Predictions for 2011 http://bit.ly/eRjDOl #
• New Copyright-Like Rights Considered Harmful http://bit.ly/hpzIzT #
• Demand Growing for Open Access Science Texts and Tools http://bit.ly/goUL9E #
• FCC Commissioner: Net Neutrality Rules Should Cover Wireless http://bit.ly/epgcdf #

• University Presses Join to Face E-Book Future http://bit.ly/euPbMN #
• The FCC's Guide to Losing Net Neutrality without Really Trying http://huff.to/g2TmbK #
• Kindle, Nook Comparison (December 2010) http://bit.ly/fJ4Hqt #
• Open Access Business Model for Minho Conference http://bit.ly/eK3bC4 #
• Dramatic Growth of Open Access: December 11, 2010 Early Year-End Edition http://bit.ly/eTqZDN #

• MPAA, RIAA: Lawsuits Won't Protect Content http://bit.ly/fpmacS #
• Miami Plan Calls for $30M in Cuts [Miami University] http://bit.ly/gSZMUa #
• Open Letter to FCC Calling for Real Net Neutrality http://bit.ly/gaeZrh #
• Bookish Techy Week in Review http://oreil.ly/eDjToI #
• Update on November 2010 Activities [HathiTrust] http://bit.ly/h75mDp #
• Microsoft Research’s Diff-IE Lets You Play "Spot the Difference" with Websites http://bit.ly/eZu2G6 #
• Serials Solutions Announces Industry’s First Hosted Proxy Service: 360 Access Control http://bit.ly/hKtAmJ #
• Guerilla Digitization http://bit.ly/gEdTxe #
• 10 Big eBook Trends of 2010 http://bit.ly/gMUpcN #
• Cloud Storage–Costing and Pricing http://bit.ly/gRyDUq #
• Rob Sharpe's Case for Format Migration http://bit.ly/gRyDUq #
• Time to Get the Feds Involved in 'Net Peering and Transit Ruckus? http://bit.ly/ePuK4T #

• "HTML5: If You Bang Your Head against the Keyboard You’ll Create a Valid Document!" http://bit.ly/ij7sqA #
• The 10 Most Important Info-Tech Policy Books of 2010 http://bit.ly/dF71wr #
• University of Glasgow Frees Up Research Instead of Trying to Sell It All http://bit.ly/f5JDMY #
• Elsevier Offers Scientific Book Content through Google eBooks http://bit.ly/fcmyC2 #
• Jammie Thomas-Rasset Files Motion to Reduce Judgment http://bit.ly/gqVRui #
• Aggregating and Opening OpenURL Data http://bit.ly/fHtSnY #
• CERN Library Releases Its Book Catalog into the Public Domain via CC0, and Other Bibliographic Data News http://bit.ly/gNJaAJ #
• Librarians' Role as Change Agents for Institutional Repositories: A Case of Malaysian Academic Libraries http://bit.ly/gwLaTN #
• Open Access Repositories and Journals for Visibility: Implications for Malaysian Libraries http://bit.ly/ijIcLc #
• Global Visibility of Asian Universities’ Open Access Institutional Repositories http://bit.ly/eXi26t #

• e-Readers Will Continue to Do Well in 2011, Gartner Says http://bit.ly/e8WFvA #
• The Future, Touchable and in Color http://nyti.ms/eGukHZ #
• ISP 3 Strikes Anti-Piracy Strategy Rewarded by Big Four Music Service http://bit.ly/ePbqVz #
• Should Open Access Journals Charge Submission Fees? http://bit.ly/eqCYpp #
• Even IP Lawyer Trade Group Thinks Viacom Is Wrong About Its DMCA Interpretation http://bit.ly/hjFzmr #
• UK Team Reviewing Copyright Law Will Include James Boyle http://bit.ly/eX3Tdv #
• Fashioning Innovation http://bit.ly/fQcJoZ #
• An Undocumented Google Search Operator: AROUND(x) + More Cool Bing and Exalead Operators http://bit.ly/h8vkoQ #
• U.S. Pushed Spain to Adopt French-Style Three Strikes Law http://bit.ly/e5IA3t #
• Beyond the PDF Proposed Session : Bring the Web to the Researcher : Mainly on Authoring Tools http://bit.ly/fKqY7G #
• Themes from IDCC 2010 http://bit.ly/fncKFT #
• Springer Partners with the LOCKSS Program http://bit.ly/gukWYl #
• University of Pennsylvania Libraries Join HathiTrust http://bit.ly/fCa51U #
• Chairman Genachowski’s Next Net Neutrality Proposal: What to Watch For http://bit.ly/g6yuER #
• Morocco joins SCOAP3 http://bit.ly/hb0e0W #

• Discover More Than 3 Million Google eBooks from Your Choice of Booksellers and Devices http://bit.ly/gctaa1 #
• Users Can Now Read Full Kindle Books Online http://bit.ly/gLP5xs #
• UW Gives Details of $73M in Budget Cuts [University of Washington] http://bit.ly/hwcQ5C #
• CHOPPING BLOCK: University Proposes 'Unthinkable' Budget Cuts (w/Documents) [University of Georgia] http://bit.ly/hDP3ox #
• Microsoft, Spurred by Privacy Concerns, Introduces Tracking Protection to Its Browser http://nyti.ms/eTP8hU #
• Elsevier Enables Its e-Books to Read Aloud, Increasing Access for People with Print Disabilities http://bit.ly/hSNGLr #
• The Liblog Landscape 2007-2010 http://bit.ly/fydoy5 #
• Thomas-Rasset: I Owe Nothing; Labels Seek Injunction; Court to Nesson: You're No Amicus of Mine http://bit.ly/eTtQUn #
• Review: Mendeley Makes Managing Research More Fun http://bit.ly/gZYn8o #

• National Policy on the Digitisation of Heritage Resources [South Africa] http://bit.ly/dV90WJ #
• Arizona State University and the HP POD Machine http://bit.ly/fOgpYX #
• UNC-System President Elect Thomas Ross Forecasts Budget Cuts http://bit.ly/ho44EP #
• FCC's New Net Neutrality Plan: Has Anything Changed? http://bit.ly/fgzR3V #
• FCC Net Neutrality Plan Gets Picked Apart from All Sides http://wapo.st/g9W4iz #
• MPAA to Universities: Curb Piracy or Lose Federal Funding http://bit.ly/i1cabQ #
• US Copyright Group Drops Cases against Thousands of BitTorrent Users http://bit.ly/eqGxho #
• Google Launches Google eBooks, Formerly Google Editions http://bit.ly/hn7Ok5 #
• Report: iPad 2 to Ship Next February http://bit.ly/hxzl5c #
• Google eBooks: What the Media Said http://bit.ly/hNfwqE #
• Amazon to Demo Kindle for the Web on Tuesday http://bit.ly/f3AKn9 #

• Ontario Academic Librarians Concerned about Severe Budget Cuts http://bit.ly/gWyjMo #
• The Game of Monopoly [Interview with author of The Master Switch: The Rise and Fall of Information Empires] http://bit.ly/eN1hZn #
• Justice Alito Says High Court Should Have Addressed Question of Copyright Notices Online http://bit.ly/hfWgUf #
• KeepIt Preservation Exemplar Repositories: The Final Countdown http://bit.ly/fmOd4r #
• In Online Privacy Plan, the Opt-Out Question Looms http://nyti.ms/gz4sz2 #
• Mobilizing User-Generated Content for Canada's Digital Advantage http://bit.ly/i46yCX #
• BSI Publishes Web Accessibility Code of Practice BS8878 http://bit.ly/fdTGDQ #

• Spending Cuts Gut Library Budgets in Britain http://bit.ly/fyKbW4 #
• MPAA to Target Pirating College Students and Rogue Universities http://bit.ly/f6oJun #
• Why No One's Happy with The FCC's Net Neutrality http://n.pr/dX5mF0 #
• How and Why Scholars Cite on Twitter http://bit.ly/ew36kd #
• Launch of OpenAIRE, the European Infrastructure for Open Access Publishing of Research Results http://bit.ly/fUJEw4 #
• Open Access Africa: A Brief Report http://bit.ly/ifA6ri #

• What's in the Newest Net Neutrality Plan http://bit.ly/fQPwU3 #
• Announcing New Preservation Program for Digital Law Reviews http://bit.ly/hjDGjY #
• Hindawi Publishing: A Working OA Model http://bit.ly/fggnju #
• Economies of the Commons 2: Paying the Costs of Making Things Free http://bit.ly/ehBETD #

• Manchester Metropolitan University Case Study http://bit.ly/ggtfnc #
• November 2010: Eight More Green Open Access Self-Archiving Mandates Registered in ROARMAP http://bit.ly/eVlbhR #
• SPARC DSpace User Group Meeting Fall 2010 Presentations http://bit.ly/ev6lO8 #
• Announcing New Preservation Program for Digital Law Reviews http://bit.ly/gDQpht #
• The Next Internet Revolution Will Not Be In English: New Multilingual URLs http://bit.ly/eHMJNA #
• EZproxy Hosted Service Now Available http://bit.ly/eXkiFV #
• Newspaper Publishers’ Web Content Protected by Copyright Law – NLA v Meltwater http://bit.ly/i4FCN1 #
• DuraSpace Digest (November 2010) http://bit.ly/h5KY3w #
• Eleventh Hour for SCOAP3 http://bit.ly/hZqRYd #
• The US Elections and Open Access http://bit.ly/hI7wfX #
• Open Access and Scholarly Communication: What New Librarians Should Know http://bit.ly/hE8FAX #
• Google Streamlining Its Approach to Digital Copyright http://bit.ly/f3J2Hj #
• Did the FCC Just Bless a Capped, Two-Tier Internet? http://bit.ly/fw5S7P #

• Digital Commons Subscriber Newsletter, Fall 2010 http://bit.ly/dIw7qJ #
• Recording Available: In-Depth Fedora Tutorial for Developers http://bit.ly/eH9INf #
• 5 of the Best Free and Open Source Data Mining Software http://bit.ly/hMBpvr #
• What's Going on With Comcast and Level3? http://bit.ly/dSVMnF #
• GPO to Share Metadata with EBSCO http://bit.ly/hsuwxy #
• Notes on SITS – the Scholarly Infrastructure Technical Summit http://bit.ly/e8riem #
• Research Intelligence — We're Not Paying That Much! http://bit.ly/e6OFxz #
• Almost 60% of Wellcome-funded Papers in PMC Are Fully Open Access http://bit.ly/goxrC2 #
• University of Pittsburgh Library System Offers Free Ejournal Publishing Service http://bit.ly/dJjxph #
• FTC Wants "Do Not Track" Button on Your Browser, Pronto http://bit.ly/i0gJHy #
• Call Your Senators and Ask Them to Reauthorize IMLS and Confirm Susan Hildreth as Director of IMLS! http://bit.ly/huDFem #

• LITA Farewell http://bit.ly/dTLdDj #
• Google Expects Pre-Xmas Launch for E-Book Platform http://bit.ly/eIgDWU #
• Current Cites (November 2010) http://bit.ly/hxuif1 #
• OCLC Publishes 43rd Annual Report to the Membership http://bit.ly/e6atS2 #
• Argentinian Philosophy Professor Horacio Potel on the Fight against Restrictive Copyright Laws … http://bit.ly/gZe6KD #
• FTC to Release 'Do Not Track' Report on Web Privacy http://bit.ly/guBXA8 #
• Fed Up with ICANN, Pirate Bay Cofounder Floats P2P DNS System http://bit.ly/eeYGM4 #
• iPad Leading E-Book Reader Demand Despite Kindle Price Advantage http://bit.ly/gMQiY4 #
• Note about ARL's Guide for Research Libraries: The NSF Data Sharing Policy http://www.arl.org/rtl/eresearch/escien/nsf/index.shtml #