I have decided to write my term paper for my Law & Society class on fan fiction. I am still a little unfocused on what I am going to focus on, but something to do with copyright laws and how blogs add an extra coplication. It has to be a pro and con paper. If anyone has any articles on the subject they could point me toward, I would be ever so grateful. My profile address is good.
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Fan Fiction II: Great story! Where's the sequel?
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I know there's a law-specific fandom livejournal community, if that would help... ah! [link]
sj, Rebecca Tushnet's "Legal Fictions" is the paper on the subject. You can find it here: [link] along with her other writing on the subject. It's pre-blogging, but very worth a read.
You should probably check out Rebecca Tushnet's writings: [link]
Chilling Effects might also have some useful information or links: [link]
Also, EFF has a lot of good blogging info -- I don't think they address fanfiction, but they're a great resource for online speech issues in general. [link]
Thanks for the links. I love the buffistas. You guys rock.
ETA: If anyone knows of any meatspace articles on the subject, I need to have at least a couple of those.
Brad Templeton's list of 10 Copyright Myths also gets cited a lot here and there: [link]
Punk and Sabine posted a cute-as-hell X-Files/Sports Night crossover. [link]
Julie Fortune just posted some Daniel/Vala. Oh, yeah.
ithurtsmybrain broke me
Simpsons/Neverwhere.
Some typos, but that hardly detracts from the brain-breakage.
I am without speech.