Vanity Fair excerpts his new memoir.
So said Paul Biggar, founder of CircleCI, in a widely read Medium post, expanding on Vanity Fair's excerpt of Emily Chang's new book.
(He designed the disc to "withstand a lawsuit," he said, including only fair-use excerpts and offering the project -- via Slashdot and his own Web site, www.pbgaines.com -- only for feedback, not for sale).
Her appearance coincided with the release by Vanity Fair magazine of excerpts from an article by Monica Lewinsky, who as a White House intern had an affair with Clinton's husband when he was president.
In the distant future, most people won't remember that Google went beyond "fair use" in excerpting the millions of titles it has already amassed, he says.
One important legal test of whether an excerpt exceeds fair use is if it causes financial harm to the copyright owner.
(Dallas Fed, via Mark Thoma) Long, but worthwhile read of the day the first: Ryan Lizza profiles Larry Summers (New Yorker) Long, but worthwhile read of the day the second: Vanity Fair publishes an (extensive) excerpt from Andrew Ross Sorkin's forthcoming book on the crisis.
The Wild One wasn't there, but the National Arts Journalism Program invited Patricia Bosworth, a biographer and Vanity Fair contributor, to read excerpts from her forthcoming book, "Marlon Brando".
In order to ensure a fair rating, audio texture excerpts having at least three transitions between audio segments were selected, like in experiments 1 and 2. The test consisted of several task pages, which were sequentially presented to the subject.
Head over to Vanity Fair to read more excerpts from Lawrence's interview.
