Past Coverage

• Library Groups Favor Writers in Battle Over Electronic Publishing - March 9, 2001
• Supreme Court Hears Arguments in Electronic-Publishing Case - April 13, 2001
• Publishers Must Seek Authors' Permission for Electronic Reprints, Supreme Court Rules - July 6, 2001
• Once-Trustworthy Newspaper Databases Have Become Unreliable and Frustrating - January 25, 2002
• Supreme Court Upholds Copyright Law Fought by Some Scholars - January 24, 2003

Featured Articles

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  Teaching Experiment Decodes a Discipline

  History professors at Indiana U. are redesigning courses to break through conceptual barriers by focusing on evidence and analysis.

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  Embedding Journalists in Academe

  As newspapers wither, can universities sustain serious news coverage and analysis of current affairs? G. Pascal Zachary considers the question.

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  We Need 'Philosophy of Journalism'

  Philosophy and journalism, two well-known approaches to truth seeking, make strange companions—and invaluable ones, writes Carlin Romano.

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