Sherwood supports expanded exemptions for Text and Data Mining research
Emily Sherwood, university librarian in RIT Libraries, testified before the U.S. Copyright Office during the Ninth Triennial Section 1201 rulemaking proceeding, advocating for the renewal and expansion of exemptions for Text and Data Mining research. The ruling, issued on Oct. 28, upheld and expanded exemptions, facilitating research access in significant ways.
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