Notable:
"Will Fair Use Survive? Free _expression_ in the Age of Copyright
Control"By Marjorie Heins and Tricia Beckles, in
conjunction with
the
Free _expression_ Policy Project at the Brennan Center for Justice, at the
NYU School of Law.
http://www.fepproject.org/policyreports/WillFairUseSurvi
Date: Wed, 07 Dec 2005 16:37:38 -0800
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Hi Richard and all,
I am biased towards the usage of Linux but before choosing a platform...you
need to do some survey? how many KE EMU sites use Linux vs windows..most
vendors claim supporting multiple platforms but in reality they excel just in
one? which platform were originally developed by
I'd suggest going with Windows if that's what your IT
consultant currently supports, in the immediate term you don't want production
to be slowed down because they're busy "learning" linux on your dime. If
the pros for Linux are compelling enough I'd find another IT firm with expertise
in m
We are running a network of 24 computers with a Windows
2003 Server, and though Linux people will probably have me shot, if you go to
web-sites that post security issues, Linux, Mac and Windows have fairly similar
numbers of security issues.
Windows Server 2003 is very easy to administer, i
From: Perian Sully
[mailto:psu...@magnes.org]
Sent: donderdag 8 december 2005
0:10
To: mcn-l@mcn.edu
Subject: [MCN-L] Linux or Windows
Servers?
Hi all:
We're ramping up to purchase a server and several
workstations for our new Collections database and we h
Kate Muirhead wrote:
> I would be interested to hear how other museums tackle the issue of
> cataloguing photographs. One particular issue we have been debating
> is whether "Production Place" is where the photograph or film was
> taken (exposed), or whether it should refer to where it was develo
