Editorial: Copyright Problems

Copyright and Provenance: Some Practical Problems

Copyright clearance is an increasingly complex and expensive impediment to the digitization and reuse of information. Clearing copyright issues in a reliable and cost-effective manner for works created in the last 100 years can involve establishing complex provenance chains for the works, their copyrights, and their licenses. This paper gives an overview of some of the practical provenance-rela...

Copyright in the networked world: gray copyright

Purpose – This paper uses an inductive approach to define “gray copyright.” It is needed to describe those situations in which the practical degree of copyright protection can best be measured in shades of risk rather than in simple terms of black and white. Design/methodology/approach – Two methods are used. One is an inductive definition builds up the term’s meaning example by example and lay...

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As technology scales down, coupling between nodes of the circuits increases and becomes an important factor in interconnection analysis. In many cases like the deep submicron technology (DSM), the coupling between lines (inter-wire capacitance) is strong and the power consumed by parasitic capacitance is non-negligible [1-6]. In this work, we employ the differential low-weight encoding [1] to r...

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Computerized performance monitoring systems (CPMS) are pervasive, and there is speculation, as well as survey and case study evidence in the literature, that they might cause ill effects on performance, and might increase worker stress. This laboratory study investigated possible impacts of CPMS on physiological and perceived stress, as well as on the performance of the subjects. The study invo...

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