The final report of the Section 108 Study Group (on which I served, and before which Mary testified) is available at http://www.section108.gov/. The report examines the exceptions available in copyright law and discusses changes that may be needed in light of digital technologies.
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I look forward to reading the report. (Note that you have an extra "http//" in the URL above)
(Thanks, Michael. All fixed! Peter)
Posted by: Michael Zimmer | March 29, 2008 at 07:47 AM