Authors SPARC – Resources for Authors. By the Scholarly Publishing & Academic Resources Coalition
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Charts and Tools
Is it Still in Copyright? University of California. Samuelson Law, Technology and Policy Clinic. Flow chart and Handbook: Is it in the Public Domain? Copyright Term and the Public Domain in the United States by Peter Hirtle Stanford’s Copyright Renewal Database Check to see if select works (publ. 1923-1963) were renewed. Digital Copyright Slider by Michael Brewer, American […]
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Copyright & Fair Use Articles
Article Topics General Articles Digital Millenium Copyright Act – DMCA @ Digital Rights Management Distance Education and the TEACH Act @ Multimedia Obtaining Permissions Scholarly Communication UCITA @ General Articles Big Myths about copyright explained by Brad Templeton. This is a list of 10 misconceptions of about copyright rights A Bill of Writes column by […]
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Internet Resources
Copyright Web Sites Fair Use & Multimedia Web Sites Scholarly Publishing US Agencies Associations and Organizations Law Blogs Copyright Intellectual Property Copyright and Fair Use News & Commentary Communities Journals & Collections Copyright & Fair Use Articles
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A new twist — securing authors’ rights when negotiating content licenses An interview with Julia Blixrud (ARL) and Ivy Anderson (University of California)
Conducted by Mary Minow and Eli Edwards, at ALA Midwinter Meeting in San Diego, California Minow: Tell us about this major new step forward in the quest for open access. Julia Blixrud: A part of the background for this effort was an author rights addendum that came out of work several years ago by SPARC, […]
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Turning out-of-copyright books into gold: An interview with University of Michigan’s Maria Bonn
Minow: By the time copyright expires in a book, the book is often forgotten. The University of Michigan , however, just inked a deal with Amazon to bring some 400,000 old titles back to life. How does the library determine that a book is out of copyright? Bonn: First, we are really excited about this […]
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amicus curiae AAUP
Ignore Heading – Content In The United States Court of Appeals for the Sixth Circuit No. 94-1778 PRINCETON UNIVERSITY PRESS, MACMILLAN, INC., and ST. MARTIN’S PRESS, INC.Plaintiffs-Appellees v. MICHICAN DOCUMENT SERVICES, INC., and JAMES M. SMITH, Defendents-Appellants. ON APPEAL FROM THE UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT FOR THE EASTERN DISTRICT OF MICHIGAN MOTION […]
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Williams & Wilkins Company v. The United States
SUBSEQUENT HISTORY: Plaintiff Filed a Petition for Certiorari on February 20, 1974. SYLLABUS: ON THE PROOFS Copyrights; infringement; photocopying; “fair use”; scientific and medical needs. — This is an action brought under the provisions of 28 U.S.C. @ 1498(b) by a major publisher of medical journals which charges that the Department of Health, Education and […]
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Journals & Collections
Albany Law Journal of Science and Technology AIPLA Quarterly Journal From the American Intellectual Property Law Association Articles for Web Site Designers and Site Owners From Ivan Hoffman Association of College Research Libraries Intellectual Property Materials & Resources A History of Copyright in the United States Berkeley Technology Law Journal (University of California) BNA World […]
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Copyright Web Sites
Copyright Crash Course (U Texas) Copyright Resource Guide (Indiana/Purdue) The Copyright Website from Benedict O’Mahoney Kasunic.com Copyright law and litigation resources from Rob Kasunic. LibraryLaw.com – from Attorney and Librarian Mary Minow A History of Copyright in the U.S. (ARL) ABA Section of Intellectual Property Law ABA Section of Science and Technology American Intellectual Property […]