The journal Transformations: liberal arts in a digital age has an interview with Hal Abelson of MIT on copyright and scholarship.
HA: A University is a complicated place, and there are lots of different kinds of interests there. So, you can’t apply one single uniform policy for everyone’s research production. Also, the libraries have no business prescribing such policies; they should be subservient to the faculty’s interests.[Interview: Hal Abelson, “Intellectual Property, Copyrights, and Universities” – Transformations]
