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Free access to law - is it here to stay? : local researcher's methodology guide
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Fair use doctrine and implications of digitising for the doctrine from a South African perspective
This article seeks to determine the scope of the 'fair use' doctrine under South African copyright law.
Published dateMonday, January 2, 2006 - 00:00 -
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APC 1990-2010 Celebrating Twenty Years Networking Online for Social Justice and Sustainable Development
The Association for Progressive Communications (APC) is a global network of networks of social activists that began in 1990 to provide communication infrastructure and collaboration in the non-profit world, focusing on peace, human rights and the
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Enhancing the effectiveness of information and communication technology applications and tools for disaster management in the Caribbean region
Activities focused on completion of the pilot studies identified in initial research, facilitation of a regional workshop to present the research, and drafting ICT policy recommendations.
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Access to Law : is it here to stay?
Transparency of legal procedures is one of the tenets of a well functioning democracy. Until the arrival of the Internet, legal professionals and the public could only obtain primary sources of law through packages sold by commercial publishers.