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- Q16200987 abstract "Kenneth Crews is an American copyright scholar and librarian. He is particularly noted for his scholarship around educational and library exceptions in copyright law, and was commissioned by WIPO to write an examination of those exceptions around the world. He is a frequent speaker and consultant on library-related copyright matters, and was called for expert testimony in the Cambridge University Press v. Becker copyright case challenging the practice of Georgia State University's e-reserves system. Crews is noted for pioneering the concept of the "fair use checklist", which has enjoyed widespread use in libraries and academic computing departments.Crews earned a bachelor's degree from Northwestern University in history, a law degree from Washington University, and MLS and PhD in library science from UCLA. His dissertation won awards from both the Association of College and Research Libraries and the Association for the Study of Higher Education.From 1980 to 1990, Crews practiced business and corporate law in Los Angeles. Beginning in 1994, Crews worked at IUPUI, establishing the first university-based copyright office. In 2003, Crews also joined the Munich Intellectual Property Law Center. In 2008, Crews joined Columbia University as the director of the "Copyright Advisory Office" and an adjunct faculty member at the Columbia University law school. In February 2014 Crews stepped down as director of Columbia's Copyright Advisory Office, and joined a private law firm in Los Angeles, while maintaining ties to the university, and continuing as a faculty member in the Munich program.".
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- Q16200987 comment "Kenneth Crews is an American copyright scholar and librarian. He is particularly noted for his scholarship around educational and library exceptions in copyright law, and was commissioned by WIPO to write an examination of those exceptions around the world. He is a frequent speaker and consultant on library-related copyright matters, and was called for expert testimony in the Cambridge University Press v.".
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