“In a key win for literary scholars who work with the estates of authors, the estate of James Joyce has agreed to give $240,000 in legal fees to Carol Shloss, who in a 2007 settlement, ending years of litigation, won the right to use certain materials in her biography of Joyce’s daughter. Schloss was assisted in her legal fight by the Stanford Law School Center for Internet and Society’s Fair Use Project …” (more)
[Inside Higher Ed, 29 September]