Israel recently adopted copyright fair use provisions modeled after those found in United States copyright law, broadening the protection for fair use. Google joined Yahoo!, the American Library Association, and other entities in lobbying for the new law. Professor Patry chronicles the international trade politics that led to this exciting development.
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