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11th Amendment (Re: Essay by Rick Anderson)
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- From: Rick Anderson <rick.anderson@utah.edu>
- Date: Wed, 1 Sep 2010 17:16:46 EDT
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> if yours is a university press attached to a state institution, > the 11th Amendment's provision for immunity allows your press > to republish anything published by a private publisher (whether > a university press at a private university or any commercial > publisher) and pricing it in any way you want without exposing > you to a suit for damages for copyright infringement. Thanks to Sandy for pointing this out. Of course, the universe has provided something of a failsafe to prevent this kind of publishing behavior, in the form of Phil Davis -- if any state-subsidized UP were to try repackaging and republishing another publisher's content, Phil would be all over it before the print could dry. (As he should be.) Rick Anderson Assoc. Dir. for Scholarly Resources & Collections Marriott Library Univ. of Utah rick.anderson@utah.edu
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