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6. and JSTOR even changed their policies

Tue Jan 15, 2013, 12:04 AM

Jan 2013

following the "incident", making non-copyrighted material as well as a limited number of current articles freely available to everyone.

They admit that Aaron Swartz's prank had an "impact" on their decision.

http://about.jstor.org/news/jstor%E2%80%93free-access-early-journal-content-and-serving-%E2%80%9Cunaffiliated%E2%80%9D-users

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Is he a Bush holdover? northoftheborder Jan 2013 #1

Nope, an Obama apointee Justin_Beach Jan 2013 #2

No, she isn't... PoliticAverse Jan 2013 #3

A ludicrous prosecution. The guy stole, literally NOTHING. DirkGently Jan 2013 #4

Not to mention ... Justin_Beach Jan 2013 #5

and JSTOR even changed their policies reorg Jan 2013 #6

that's not what it says on JSTOR's website dlwickham Jan 2013 #10

they also say reorg Jan 2013 #11

so where do they say that they didn't want him prosecuted dlwickham Jan 2013 #13

This petition is screaming toward 25k signatures Agony Jan 2013 #7

the prosecutor actually in charge of the case reorg Jan 2013 #8

Can't they find any bankers or CEOs to prosecute? ReallyIAmAnOptimist Jan 2013 #9

25,015 reorg Jan 2013 #12

WH response will be dlwickham Jan 2013 #15

The white house just quadrupled the signature threshold for petitions. Fire Walk With Me Jan 2013 #16

so they already reacted, LOL reorg Jan 2013 #18

Yep. Make no mistake. Fire Walk With Me Jan 2013 #19

It's not a DA...it's a US Attorney who prosecutes joeybee12 Jan 2013 #20