Resumen de Using computing power to replace lawyers: : advances in licensing and access
Tim Bowen, Mimi Calter, Franny Lee, Elizabeth Parang
Faculty, librarians, students, and administrators are all faced with questions concerning permitted uses of licensed content. Rather than wrangle with the complexities of copyright, many would prefer a simple automated solution. The Stanford Center for Legal Informatics created such a tool through a research project that evolved into SIPX, a commercial copyright service. The Copyright Clearance Center (CCC) created a product concept but faced challenges in converting it into an academic product.
