The Journal of the Copyright Society 72, no. 3
Special Issue: Libraries and Collections
(open access)
From the Desk of the Editor-in-Chief
PART I: PRESERVATION
Heritage Collections and Preservation Panel
With Rina Pantalony, Brian O’Leary, David Sutton,
Trevor Reed, and Margaret Bodde 559
Revisiting The National Film Preservation Act of 1988: An Introduction and Reprinting of Eric J. Schwartz’s
1989 Journal of the Copyright Society Article
By Eric J. Schwartz 587
PART II: ARTICLES
Will Google v. Oracle Save the World’s Cultural Heritage?
By Brandon Butler 593
No One “Owns” That: Metadata, Copyright, and Problems with [Library] Vendor Agreements
By Kyle Courtney, Kathleen DeLaurenti, Matthew Kopel,
and Katie Zimmerman 621
Protecting Library Exceptions Against Contract Override
By Jonathan Band 659
Contractual Override: How Private Contracts Undermine the Goals of Copyright Act for Libraries and Researchers,
And What We Can Do About It
By Dave Hansen, Yuanxiao Xu, and Rachael G. Samberg 675
Protecting Progress: Copyright’s Common Law and Libraries
By Margaret Chon 761
Understanding the Internet Archive Litigation Cases
By Sara Benson 819
“Beam Me A Book, Scotty:” Virtual Access Rooms Under Section 108 of the Copyright Act
By Kyle Courtney 831
PART III: LECTURE
Libraries, Education, and Fair Use: A Lecture
By Kenneth D. Crews with Elizabeth Townsend Gard 861
PART IV: ANNUAL CASE SUMMARIES
Recent Developments in Copyright Law: Selected Annotated Cases
By Thomas Kjellberg, Joelle Milov, Dasha Chestukhin,
Jaime Berman, Allison Furnari, Paige Geier, Justin Karasick,
Sarah Sue Landau, John Miranda, Raphael Nemes,
Reema Pangarkar, Emily Stein and Lyndsey Waddington – 897
Publishing in the Archives Profession 