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    <title>D&apos;you ©?</title>
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    <title>Dual (dueling?) blogs</title>
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    <published>2010-08-24T20:09:26Z</published>
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    <summary><![CDATA[This blog is intended for discussion of issues of interest to me personally (and probably of less interest to the general public!) including copyright in pop culture, technology law and civil liberties issues more generally.&nbsp; I also blog at Copyright...]]></summary>
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        <![CDATA[This blog is intended for discussion of issues of interest to me personally (and 
probably of less interest to the general public!) including copyright in
 pop culture, technology law and civil liberties issues more generally.<br />&nbsp;
<br />I also blog at <a href="http://blog.lib.umn.edu/nasims/copyrightlibn/">Copyright Librarian</a>, where I focus on copyright discussion relevant to the 
needs and interests of the University of Minnesota, and of the scholarly
 and higher education communities more generally. Entries there will 
be of more general interest to folks in higher ed work. <br /> ]]>
        
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