Intellectual property

Administrators agree to clarify a policy on intellectual property -- and faculty critics are pleased.

Supreme Court ruling expands studies that can legally be done using products of others' intellectual property.

Students are major users of downloading software that justices say entertainment companies can sue over.

Appeals court tells CUNY it must negotiate with faculty union over intellectual property rules.

Rice U.'s Connexions, which lets professors from any campus share materials, tries to challenge traditional peer review and publishing.

Court showdown looms in Kansas over whether public universities own all scholarly work.

8 college stores plan to offer electronic texts this fall, but will they sell?

Google has made relatively few missteps during its phenomenally successful corporate life so far -- and its officials probably wouldn't characterize its announcement Friday that way.

More colleges offer students access to what they want to hear, but not all students want to stop file sharing.

Permissions center partners with Blackboard to help professors gain approval as they build their online courses.