Cornell Institute / Duke University / Library Journal / Library of Congress / University of Oxford's International Development Centre / /
IndustryTerm
thorough search / digital technology / federal copyright law / legislative solution / copyright law / pre-print server / Possible solutions / archival web site / role new technologies / law governing materials / case copyright law / possible solution / law addresses / law copyright protection / /
Organization
Cornell Institute / Copyright Board of Canada / Subcommittee on Courts and Intellectual Property of the House Comm / Copyright Board Canada / Harvard / Copyright Board / National Endowment for the Humanities / Canadian Copyright Board / U.S. Copyright Office / Oxford's International Development Centre / National Historical Publications and Records Commission / University of Oxford / Duke University / Congress / Copyright Office / Coolidge administration / Manuscript Division / Refugee Studies Centre / /
Person
Walter Lippman / Francis Russell / Marybeth Peters / Abraham Lincoln / T. S. Eliot / Charles Townsend Copeland / Michael Les Benedict / George Washington / Fantasia / Louise Heinink / Mike Cave / Kenneth Crews / Clark Clifford / Warren G. Harding / Marilyn Deegan / Heywood Broun / Thomas Jefferson / Lynn Pritcher / /
Position
fellow archivist / President / biographer / researcher / Naval Aide / archivist / historian / author / Hirtle Co-Director / professor / Registrar / Special Counsel / assistant / Harding’s biographer / /
Product
Refugee / /
PublishedMedium
the New Yorker / Library Journal / the Atlantic Monthly / American Historical Review / D-Lib Magazine / /
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