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Samuel Trosow is an Associate Professor at The University of Western Ontario working at the intersection of information & communications law and policy, new media and the information/communication professions.
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HBR “Notice of Use Restrictions” questioned

October 6, 2013 · by Samuel Trosow · in Copyright, Librarianship

There have recently been a number of tweets in response to an article by Joshua Gans in the Contribution Economy blog about a very curious notice of usage restriction attached to Harvard Business Review articles accessed via EBSCO. The restriction…

It’s the Labour Day Weekend … do you know where your school’s fair dealing guidelines are?

August 31, 2013 · by Samuel Trosow · in Copyright

As Colleges and Universities across Canada are preparing for the start of a new academic year, it’s a good time to assess (or reassess) the state of copyright policies in our educational institutions.  It’s been over a year now since…

Objections to the Proposed Access Copyright Post-Secondary Tariff and its Progeny Licenses: A Working Paper

August 15, 2012 · by Samuel Trosow · in Copyright

I have just completed an extensive research report entitled “Access Copyright Post-Secondary Tariff and its Progeny Licenses: A Working Paper.” My co-authors (Scott Armstrong and Brent Harasym) and I have decided to post the paper for open distribution on the…

UWO President asked to reconsider campus ban on activists

April 25, 2012 · by Samuel Trosow · in Uncategorized

In a letter  dated April 17th, the Canadian Civil Liberties Association has asked the President of the University of Western Ontario to reconsider a decision to ban two community activists from the Western campus on account of their participation in…

Toronto and Western sign licensing agreement with Access Copyright

March 18, 2012 · by Samuel Trosow · in Copyright

(first posted at http://samtrosow.ca/content/view/112/1/ on January 31, 21012. In a surprise move, two of Canada’s major research universities have entered into a voluntary licensing agreement with Access Copyright. The agreement was announced Monday evening by Access Copyright, the University of…

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