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A dispute between the University of California, San Diego library and the American Association of Publishers over the placing of library material online for students may be headed for a lawsuit, according to the general counsel of the university. The dispute arises from the growing academic practice of making assigned class reading material available electronically as "e-reserves," which the publishers' association fears will infringe on copyrights -- and reduce sales.
April 29, 2005 at 12:00 AM
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