I just did a check in Westlaw for some citations, and realised that my paper on Japanese anime, fansubs, and copyright was cited in:

R. Tushnet, “Domain and Forum: Public Space, Public Freedom”, 30 Colum. J.L. & Arts 597 (2007). [Link]

-and-

R. Tushnet, “Payment in Credit: Copyright law and subcultural creativity”, 70-SPG Law & Contemp. Probs. 135 (2007). [Link]

Also, I’ve been informed by SCRIPT-ed tech guru, blogger, and confessed gamer Andres Guadamuz that the Otaku paper is the second most downloaded / accessed article in SCRIPT-ed, with my good friend Nicolas Jondet’s paper on France, DADVSI, and DRM being the first (available here).

Paper cite and link:

Of Otaku and Fansubs: A Critical Look at Anime Online in Light of Current Issues in Copyright Law

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