A new report is urging the academic community to come to consensus on what should constitute fair use rights in an electronic environment. After a decade of spending millions to infuse higher education with information technology, we still have little to show for the investment. What we need now is an investment strategy. Until we can prove that technology will be the lever that dramatically repositions the learning enterprise in our society, we have little chance of convincing our chief financial officers that it isn't just a black hole that sucks money on an annual basis. The Four Horsemen, by Robert C. Heterick Offering solutions to the cost vs. quality trade-off.
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The Information Age demands a transition to empowered employees. A memorable catch, Abraham Lincoln, and the Supreme Court. The challenge to the Communications Decency Act has now been heard by the Supreme Court. And wrong on several counts. Patenting Sunlight and Other Foolishness in a Brave New Multimedia World, by Fred T. Hofstetter Advances in multimedia are putting new pressures on the legal system to keep up.