Bloggers Beware: Debunking Nine Copyright Myths of the Online World – Updated
Kathy Biehl directly and concisely tackles key issues related to copyright infringement on the web, whose misinterpretation can have significant consequences.
Category «Copyright»
Features – The Authors Guild v. The Google Print Library Project
Subjects: Copyright, Features, Libraries & Librarians, Search EnginesFeatures – Copyright and Licensing Digital Materials – A Resource Guide
Subjects: Copyright, Features, Libraries & LibrariansFeatures – The Problem of Orphan Works
Subjects: Copyright, Features, Law Librarians, Libraries & LibrariansNotes from the Technology Trenches – The Big Picture: Limiting Information Access
Subjects: Copyright, Free Speech, Notes from the Technology TrenchesLibrary Digitization Projects and Copyright – Part I – Introduction and Overview
Subjects: Copyright, Features, Libraries & LibrariansLibrary Digitization Projects and Copyright – Part II – Expiration of Works into the Public Domain
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Library Digitization Projects and Copyright – Part III – Section 108 Library Exception
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Library Digitization Projects and Copyright – Part IV – Fair Use and Salami
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Library Digitization Projects and Copyright – Part V – Permissions, Good Faith Efforts and Disclaimers
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