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Dear Readers:

All three papers delivered at Session One of the College Art Association's
recent "Town Meeting" on Copyright and Fair Use have now been posted to the
Town Meeting website:

Peter Walsh. "The Coy Copy: Technology, Copyright, and the Mystique of
Images." http://www.pipeline.com/~rabaron/ttm/WALSH.htm

Gary Schwartz. "No fair: long-term prospects for regaining unencumbered
use." http://www.pipeline.com/~rabaron/ttm/SCHWARTZ.htm

David Green. "Your Copyright Future is Being Determined Now, or: Public
Interest? What Public Interest?"
http://www.pipeline.com/~rabaron/ttm/GREEN.htm


Peter Walsh discusses how the US copyright statute misunderstands and
misrepresents the process of copying images. Gary Schwartz suggests various
long-term strategies scholars can use to regain their rights to publish
images without having to submit to steep reproduction fees. David Green
discusses the copyright legislation before congress and the efforts of the
library and scholarly communities to obtain favorable treatment.

The general address for the Town Meeting site follows:
CAA/Toronto Town Meeting on Copyright: 2/26/98
http://www.pipeline.com/~rabaron/ttm/TTM.htm
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Robert A. Baron
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