Comment: My friend, if you're a tenured or tenure-track professor at a university making big bucks to teach "information" (not knowledge or ideas) that hasn't changed in 100 years and can be summed up in a few jottings in a PDF, then (1) you have no right to be wailing, supposedly on behalf of your students (but you also decry the nuisance of complying with copyright law, which is not complex at all), about the cost of books and educational materials, because your salary adds more to their tuition than any $200 book; and (2) please note that after the university administration is finished starving out the independent creators and small presses (in the humanities mostly, and that is primarily the demographic of Access Copyright members) they, the administration, will be coming after you and your salary and benefits - and who can blame them? - and replacing you, now or when you retire, with part-time instructors and eventually online distance learning. Reap what ye sow.