The confusing morass of copyright laws

By admin, on January 28th, 2010%

Copyright law has always been a confusing arena, but recent developments have grave future consequences.

We begin by noting that most of the world lives under different copyright laws: European Union, Commonwealth, Japanese, and other dispensations differ widely. See the CEIC’s writings for a record of details relevant to mathematical publishing. For instance, . . . → Read More: The confusing morass of copyright laws

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Sad state of math and science education

By David H Bailey, on January 7th, 2010%

The latest results for math and science education in first-world nations such as the U.S., the major European nations, and Australia are not particularly encouraging. In the following table, the first two columns contain the latest results from the “Trends in International Mathematics and Science Study” (TIMSS) for Grade Four and Grade Eight, respectively . . . → Read More: Sad state of math and science education

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