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...themselves in deep water because they used central servers which, the courts decided, played a more profound role in copyright infringement than merely as an enabling technology. Still, so long as a product had certain features which meant that the company running the service never directly contributed to the creation of illegal copies (like a KaZaA or Grokster), it could rest reasonably well-assured it would not be forced to shut down. The wrench that the Court threw into the works in the Grokster case was to say that a simple doctrine of “substantial noninfringing use?...
...with for a long time. I felt a huge responsibility to a young girl [Jane Austen] who was 21, who sat in a parlor in English countryside in 1797, and wrote this book from her heart. I had a responsibility to her to be true to her and her creation. But I didn’t really worry about the whole baggage that comes with that novel. —Staff writer Kristina M. Moore can be reached at moore2@fas.harvard.edu...
...Moreover, the way committee choice is based on UC election results means that the CLC is at least partially staffed with students that aren’t passionate about social events planning. Still, the question of how to replace the CLC looms large. The remedy is not, however, the creation of a new body to take on the CLC’s mission—which is precisely what the newly proposed legislation aims to establish.The amendment, which is being proposed by UC leaders, calls for the creation of an independent Student Events Committee (SEC), whose job description sounds remarkably...
Nevertheless, Harvard’s administration keeps its ear to the wire, reading carefully when the papers print our name. Sustained internal and public criticism of Harvard’s social life—even the New York Times covered it—led to the creation of Pub Nights and the hiring of an administrator who once managed Cornell’s frats...
...expire today, custodial employees in their first three years at Harvard are paid $13.50 per hour.In addition, the union is seeking a 7 percent wage increase for janitors working the late shift. According to SEIU spokeswoman Courtney Snegroff, Harvard’s latest offer includes the creation of such a “wage differential” but not to the level of 7 percent.University spokesman Joe Wrinn declined to comment on the specifics of proposals on the table.SEIU’s current contract arose in the aftermath of a 2001 Mass. Hall sit-in by students...