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U.S. Supreme Court Unanimously Rejects Suit Over Guelph Treasure

The collection of ornate medieval reliquaries is now held by Berlin’s state museums; the American heirs of German Jewish art dealers, claiming that the objects were sold to the state under duress in 1935, sued in U.S. federal courts to recover them under “the international law of genocide.” The SCOTUS ruling declares, “We do not look to the law of genocide to determine if we have jurisdiction over the heirs’ common law property claims. We look to the law of property” — which says this is a matter for Germany to decide. – ARTnews

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Scholars Conclude That Shakespeare Was Primary (But Not Sole) Author Of “Edward III”

The history play was published without a named author in 1596, and it was long believed that Shakespeare had written a few scenes. New analysis shows “beyond doubt” that he wrote “the lion’s share,” 23 segments of the script, while Christopher Marlowe wrote nine. - The Guardian
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Why Has Netflix Hit A Wall?

The ousters of two of the company’s top creative executives are a sign that the streaming giant’s leaders feel the service needs to overhaul its content offerings. - The Wall Street Journal
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Brewster Kahle: Why The Internet Needs A Memory

Many people assume that once something is published online, it will remain forever retrievable. The saying that “the internet never forgets” has produced a dangerously false sense of permanence. In reality, the internet forgets continuously. Websites are constantly revised, deleted, and abandoned altogether. - The Atlantic

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Global Executive Arts Management Fellowship –  Apply by Dec. 3

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David and Francie Horvitz Family Foundation Director-The Gund at Kenyon College

The Gund at Kenyon College, a contemporary and modern art museum for shared learning and connection, seeks a leader with expansive vision--https://www.mcaonline.com/searches/director-gund
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