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Reselling Copyrighted Goods

At a rare New York-based Congressional hearing, Wiley president and CEO Stephen Smith told members of the House Subcommittee on Courts, Intellectual Property and the Internet, that Congress should address the fallout from a key 2013 Supreme Court decision that has hurt the company's international business.
Publishers Weekly covers the field hearing, but the implications extend to reselling ebooks and music tracks.
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2014.06.04 in Books, Bookselling, Commentary, Copyright, Digital, Music, Piracy, Publishing |

Tags: congressional field hearing, copyright, first sale, Kirtsaeng, resale

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