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Copyright Crash Course will be moving and be updated later this summer

I wanted to provide a heads up to readers of our blog that I'm going to move the Copyright Crash Course to the University of Texas at Austin's Library Website later this summer. I haven't been able to effectively work on it since leaving the Office of General Counsel, and the entire University of Texas System Website is undergoing a redesign this summer, so it seems like a good time to make a transition.

If you have ever used the Crash Course and have any suggestions, I would very much appreciate hearing from you. The update I plan involves a complete reorganization and a shift in emphasis more towards scholars and graduate students, including more information about scholarly publishing and all that's going on in the world of digital networked communication. The information for librarians will be consolidated and updated too.

I will archive the existing site at some point, but will not want it to be crawled. Since attending the School of Information, I've acquired tremendous awe for the challenge of archiving born digital materials.

I'll formally announce the move after I have the new url. I won't be able to do the redesign before announcing the move, however, so it will be in its current form at the new location probably for the rest of the summer. That means that there is lots of time to work on changes. Again, if anyone has suggestions, I would love to hear from you, either here, or directly.

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