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Online Copyright Course: International Copyright Law

If I live in the U.S., how do I obtain permission to use an article from a Canadian author or a French publisher? How do I obtain permission for posting articles and images on our website which can be accessed …

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Fair Use, Libraries and UGC Subjects in Copyright Newsletter

Snippets from the first 2012 issue of The Copyright & New Media Law Newsletter: “While some countries such as the U.S. lack any provision in their copyright statutes for orphan works, and other countries such as the U.K. are contemplating …

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WIPO Magazine on Copyright Education

Understanding Copyright – A Life Skill “Once the preserve of specialists, copyright has become a mainstream issue, and understanding how it works is an increasingly necessary life skill. In the online world, consumers come face to face with copyright law, …

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Copyright Basics

Copyright is, literally, the “right to copy.”  Copyright is comprised of a bundle of rights, including reproducing (e.g., photocopying, photographing, scanning into a computer), performing in public (e.g., at a concert), publishing in print (e.g., in a book) or in …

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Copyright Facts for Librarians

Below are 6 essential copyright facts for librarians.  Please add to the discussion by commenting below. 1.    You can always summarize an article or book if you cannot obtain or choose not to obtain permission to use the book.  There …

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Copyright Newsletter

Snapshot 2012-04-30 14-40-47

Fair Use, Libraries and UGC Subjects in Copyright Newsletter

Snippets from the first 2012 issue of The Copyright

April 2012, LEH-Letter: Copyright, New Media Law & E-Commerce News

The April 2012 issue of the LEH-Letter: Copyright, New Media Law &

February 2012, LEH-Letter: Copyright, New Media Law & E-Commerce News

The February 2012 issue of the LEH-Letter: Copyright, New

Copyright Laws Newsletter – 16 Years Later

Copyright discussions are everywhere - in the office of

Copyright Law Commentary and Information

The Copyright & New Media Law Newsletter, Volume 2011,

Licensing Digital Content

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Online course: Web 2.0 and Digital Content Copyright Issues

Course runs from 26 April to 21 May, 2012. Students'

Copyright Laws Primer: Licenses versus Assignments

In simple terms, licenses and assignments are two ways

Developing A Digital Licensing Strategy

The digital revolution has resulted in a shift in

Museums, Copyright and Licensing: Museums both Licensors and Licensees

The Unique Position of Museums vis-a-vis Licensing Digital Content

Licensing Agreement Panel @ AALL 2011 in Philadelphia

On 25 July 2011, AALL hosted a panel discussion

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