Category: Current News: DigitalKoans Twitter Updates

• Academic Publishing Giant Springer for Sale, http://t.co/DqVLLKxQ
• Canada Joins TPP as a Second-Tier Negotiator: Entertainment Lobby Approves, Civil Society Does Not, https://t.co/S9IBEeJj
• Patron Driven Acquisition: A Model for Providing Complete Access to Electronic Content While Limiting Costs for Libraries, http://t.co/2PSNb3Tc
• E-books Grab 16% Share of Canadian Book Purchases, http://t.co/gsHakWhr

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• Research Libraries Increase Spending on Digital Materials, http://t.co/WPIfLOdJ
• The Australian Research Council's New Leader Opens Up, http://t.co/qX3szQtH
• Library in Transition {Harvard University], http://t.co/p4Ed7F7F
• LITA 2012 National Forum: Recordings of Keynotes Available,http://t.co/Mc6x4ddp

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• The Precedent [GSU e-reserves case], http://t.co/etCS2jS5
• The Six Million Dollar Fair Use Standard, http://t.co/fYFlFMJx
• Barnes & Noble Reportedly Instructs Local Stores to Pull Amazon Titles, http://t.co/ZdJ9i2cx
• Free Digital Textbooks Offered as Gov. Jerry Brown Signs Bills, http://t.co/880za4MT
• Open Access in the UK: Reinventing the Big Deal, http://t.co/vH9IO3ay

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• Yet Another Court Says You're Not 'Negligent' if Someone Uses Your Open WiFi to Infringe, http://t.co/kSvmHmhX
• FCC Defends Its "Trojan Horse" Approach to Net Neutrality, http://t.co/QAdpdL4H
• Comparison of pBook and eBook Library and Consumer Pricing by Title Published, http://t.co/xPi7GFi6
• Netherlands Organisation for Scientific Research Embraces Open Access, http://t.co/qDWRJQDP
• French 3 Strikes: Court Fines First File-Sharer, Even though He's Innocent, http://t.co/1AkfbOBo

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• Court Rules: $222,000 Fine for 24 Downloads Is Constitutional…, http://t.co/Vunbn7YB
• E-books Are Already Getting Cheaper, Thanks to Department of Justice, http://t.co/lTSCrDcM
• Europeana's Huge Cultural Dataset Opens for Re-use, http://t.co/IlzJTFuW
• Apple Struts Lighter, Faster, Bigger iPhone 5, http://t.co/RLaIphK9
• Big Data and the Dawn of the Super Researcher, http://t.co/riDy9WZd

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• "Six Strikes" Internet Warning System Will Come to US This Year, http://t.co/oVFVPcA1
• Open-Access Research "Catastrophic" for Reed Elsevier, http://t.co/72eHFJuO
• A Not-Very-Appealing Appeal, http://t.co/U1BOJ2Nq
• Something Old, Something New: Dicing Data at NYPL Labs, http://t.co/o1iG53NG
• California Legislature Unanimously Passes Legislation to Create Open Access College Textbooks, http://t.co/w2bO6YAk

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• Slow Start for Wiley, http://t.co/3MiqWvjm
• Federal Judge Approves Settlement in DoJ E-Book Case, http://t.co/udmwc3Lm
• Amazon Fires Up the Tablet and Ebook Markets, http://t.co/cxBmuUrp
• After the DoJ Settlement, http://t.co/JXU1tVOu

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• Who Inherits Your iTunes Library?, http://t.co/1BxR94Zu
• DoJ Says Court Should Approve E-book Deal without Delay, http://t.co/O821b6Ll
• JISC Open Biblio 2 Project—Final Report, http://t.co/2OW40P0p
• Internet Archive Turns Up the Speed with BitTorrent, http://t.co/6CRpaPxW
• Keeping Your Site Alive (EFF), https://t.co/hBwb0bzZ

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• How Big Is Facebook's Data? 2.5 Billion Pieces of Content and 500+ Terabytes Ingested Every Day, http://t.co/P3CEfs1w
• Weighing in on Sony's New PRS-T2 Reader, http://t.co/KUTg1KCK
• What Is Wrong with the Trans-Pacific Partnership (TPP), http://t.co/X5dhV1U5
• SPIE Launches New Open Access Program for All Journals, http://t.co/KUTg1KCK
• Security Releases—Evergreen 2.2.2 and 2.1.3, http://t.co/rzfKaCE2

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• Generation Read: Millennials Buy More Books Than Everybody Else, http://t.co/4KXm3Hz1
• For One Cent a Month, Amazon Glacier Stores Your Data for Centuries, http://t.co/LO3DADZY
• Content Drives Improvement at Barnes & Noble, http://t.co/7RrjPpel
• PKP Committees Announcement [Public Knowledge Project], http://t.co/SVSwlkh9
• Portable Documents for the Open Web (Part 2), http://t.co/6wKOT5u7

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• Judge Delays Google Proceedings, Citing Plaintiff's "Health Issue," http://t.co/zvOtwpEM
• Google Book Scanning Case Update, http://t.co/C0GfG4N1
• Library Catalog Metadata: Open Licensing or Public Domain?, http://t.co/D7QSbxDp
• Digital Preservation Pioneer: Anne R. Kenney, http://t.co/BefDFbpU

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• Apple, Publishers File Opposition to Proposed DOJ Settlement, http://t.co/hYEbprHG
• Google's Pain if It Loses the Book Scanning Case Hint Less Than You Think, http://t.co/imJUJxkf
• Library Investment Index 2010-2011 Summarizes Relative Size of ARL University Libraries (XLS), http://t.co/hfNG4xZC
• A Selection of Findings from The Survey of Institutional Digital Repositories, 2012-13 Report, http://t.co/OAeJAuEB

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• Google Books: Even Friends of the Court Have Enemies, http://t.co/dREjyKx1
• Second Circuit to Hear Google Appeal in Authors Guild Case, http://t.co/a9Qr0oeF
• Rice U. Hopes Mix of Grants and "Add Ons" Will Support Free Textbooks, http://t.co/27zgdTWt
• CC License Version 4.0: Helping Meet the Needs of Open Data Publishers and Users, http://t.co/lKziHm2a
• New Academia.edu Dashboard Shows Real-Time Impact of Research, http://t.co/DJTCqd6H

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• ODAI Launches Digital Preservation Service [Yale University], http://t.co/PHwfCD0W
• Google Can Appeal Class Certification in Books Case, http://t.co/SFR3NBac
• A Push Grows Abroad for Open Access to Publicly Financed Research, http://t.co/mxJtqcmh
• OCLC Provides Downloadable Linked Data File for the 1 Million Most Widely Held Works in WorldCat, http://t.co/86gLzLyV

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• The NPR Model and the Financing of Scholarly Communication, http://t.co/nvQpsErB
• At 50, MIT Press Looks Forward, http://t.co/J3i3ujcW
• Repealing French Three Strikes Law is the Next Step to Safeguarding Free Expression, https://t.co/cXrNdPjC
• Ensuring Open Access for Publicly Funded Research, http://t.co/GmhRSlzG
• Barnes & Noble Cuts Prices on Nook Tablets, http://t.co/aP0Z6Qmg
• The E-Book Lending Wars When Authors Attack, http://t.co/ysL6pE7l

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• The Finch Report and Its Implications for the Developing World, http://t.co/wS3AMxN2
• New University of Missouri Press Director Defends Makeover, http://t.co/GgMMe5HK
• How To Compare e-Book Platforms—iLibrarian Series, http://t.co/S2AAqoav
• Open Access and The Dramatic Growth of PLoS ONE, http://t.co/viiVK6iZ
• Releasing Omeka 1.5.2 and Plugin Updates, http://t.co/nJQ9au8r
• SCOAP3 Tendering Process Is Complete, http://t.co/NJMNxlGX

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• HathiTrust Summary Judgment Motions: NFB and Amici, http://t.co/tfAdzz1w
• Project Gutenberg Launches Repository for Self-Published Works, http://t.co/T0IoIwBH
• Microsoft's New Office: The Cloud Finally Takes Center Stage, http://t.co/6wUn8NvC
• Vaizey to Announce E-lending Review (UK), http://t.co/U2Q5GLCB
• Petitioning the Obama Administration to Support the Restoration of Copyrights to their Original Duration of 28 Years, http://t.co/qM1rF6G9

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• Finch Report Reignites OA Storm, http://t.co/16CgdjAz
• Mexico Signs ACTA, but Legislature Still Opposed, http://t.co/Qp1hDTKf
• Open Access—What's a Learned Society to Do?, http://t.co/OQMHTrHy
• Smashwords Publishes 5 Billion Words, http://t.co/XjAd4czY
• The OA Interviews: Jeffrey Beall, University of Colorado Denver, http://t.co/zNBEJg5D
• House Quietly Reintroduces a Piece of SOPA, https://t.co/C66caaeC
• Canadian Supreme Courts Copyright Rulings Are Called 'Big Win' for Colleges, http://t.co/4fKIZ7Dl

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• The OA Interviews: Audrey McCulloch, ALPSP Chief Executive, http://t.co/353lbpCY
• Public Knowledge Urges Supreme Court to Preserve First Sale, http://t.co/8wgDFnO0
• PLoS Celebrates Milestone, http://t.co/CwJiQsNp
• Digital Rights Management Tip Sheet, http://t.co/3mN3olez
• Announcing: Linked Open Vocabularies (LOV),Enabling the Vocabulary Commons, http://t.co/la0YVowq

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• Reforming Copyright Is Possible, http://t.co/4N2JdXpt
• Opening Access for a New Era of Scholarly Publishing (Presentation), http://t.co/v87W5wj1
• ACTA's Back: European Commission Trying to Sneak in Worst Parts Using Canada-EU Trade Agreement as a Trojan Horse, http://t.co/tRy79gKY
• 7-Inch Tablet Showdown Looms This Fall, http://t.co/B8MvI4uu

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• Op-ed: MPAA/RIAA Lose Big as US Backs Copyright "Limitations," http://t.co/t1mRBhSp
• HathiTrust Summary Judgment Motions: Fair Use, http://t.co/UcIcdCm3
• Project Gutenberg Hits Major Milestone: 40,000 Titles! + Launch of Gutenberg Self-Publishing Portal, http://t.co/PYSUNN7m
• In Supreme Court Filing, Libraries Say Decision in Wiley Suit Threatens Lending Rights, http://t.co/yI12VOjP

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• The UK Publishers Association Comments on the Finch Report, http://t.co/VB2E3uE0
• Finch Report Represents an Important Step Toward UK Open Access Policy but Significant Questions Remain…, http://t.co/RwVQSUeQ
• AAP Supports Finch Report Recommendations for Sustainable Expanded Access to Scientific Publishing, http://t.co/Gliv8pTW
• Why the UK Should Not Heed the Finch Report, http://t.co/owjvkenR
• Finch's Open-Access Cure May Be 'Worse Than the Disease', http://t.co/zvuB1t4F

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• Wiley Creates New Role to Lead Open Access, http://t.co/tYUMVnMc
• Copernicus Publications: First Open Access Publisher Visible on OpenAIRE, http://t.co/ACivzTfw
• Plum Analytics Maps Success in Open Access Scholarship, http://t.co/Cjkc32ro
• Lions and Tiger and Bears, OA, or, Scaring the Children, Part 1, http://t.co/1wnzWOD1
• Help Us Build a School of Open (Creative Commons and P2PU), http://t.co/37StgfYd

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• Global Publishing Leaders 2012: Reed Elsevier, http://t.co/5fxYFmeY
• Federal Court Holds in ADA Suit that Netflix Web Streaming Can Be "Place of Public Accommodation," http://t.co/xAKA61iC
• Scientific Reports Offers Authors Creative Commons Attribution License, http://t.co/GJH8V1Xq
• Califa Lands $325,000 in Funding for Ebook Ownership Project; Deal Close With Smashwords, http://t.co/JS2PybL0
• U.K. Piracy Crackdown to Kickstart 'Three Strikes' for Copyright Infringers, http://t.co/x51jCirE

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• Authors Guild Sees Return of Predatory Pricing If DoJ Deal Stands, http://t.co/VA7b0O7I
• If Europe Rejects ACTA, Will It Actually Go Away?, https://t.co/Z9vWkgDE
• The Finch Report in a Global Open Access Landscape, http://t.co/dYShonWN
• 'Orphan Works' Compromise Fails to Deliver (European Union), http://t.co/TVQiaPNu
• Help Us Shape Our Strategy for Intellectual Property Enforcement (White House), http://t.co/TRpLTSub

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