Does Your Project Have a Copyright Problem?: A Decision-making Guide for LibrariansMcFarland, 1996 - 259 lappuses How do you determine if material is copyright protected? What is fair use? Who can grant permission to use material? These are just a few of the myriad of possible copyright questions you (or a patron) may be called upon to deal with. Written for librarians by a librarian who is also an attorney, this is a step-by-step guide to making correct decisions on whatever copyright issue, large or small, that you are facing. The important elements of the law are covered in depth; flow charts provide a framework for your decision making. |
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... Licenses 134 III . Practice Projects 145 Using the System for a Variety of Projects 146 IV . Appendices 165 A. Interlibrary Loan Guidelines 166 B. Educational Photocopying Guidelines 169 C. Educational Music Guidelines 172 D. Off Air ...
... Licenses 134 III . Practice Projects 145 Using the System for a Variety of Projects 146 IV . Appendices 165 A. Interlibrary Loan Guidelines 166 B. Educational Photocopying Guidelines 169 C. Educational Music Guidelines 172 D. Off Air ...
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... License for Nondramatic Musical Works- $ 115 73 3.6 Computer Program Limitation- $ 117 73 3.7 Noncommercial Broadcasting Limitation- $ 118 75 3.8 Audio Home Recording Act- $ 1008 75 4. Public Display 77 4.1 First Sale Doctrine and ...
... License for Nondramatic Musical Works- $ 115 73 3.6 Computer Program Limitation- $ 117 73 3.7 Noncommercial Broadcasting Limitation- $ 118 75 3.8 Audio Home Recording Act- $ 1008 75 4. Public Display 77 4.1 First Sale Doctrine and ...
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... License - §116 101 5.6 Noncommercial Broadcasting Limitation — §118 101 6. Public Distribution 103 6.1 Distribution of Reproductions by Libraries and Archives- $ 108 103 Rights Affected by $ 108 103 Who May Use §108 103 Decision Chart 6 ...
... License - §116 101 5.6 Noncommercial Broadcasting Limitation — §118 101 6. Public Distribution 103 6.1 Distribution of Reproductions by Libraries and Archives- $ 108 103 Rights Affected by $ 108 103 Who May Use §108 103 Decision Chart 6 ...
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... Licenses How to Read a Permission Statement Decision Chart 9 9.2 Who Can Grant Permission 121 124 125 128 130 133 134 134 134 136 138 9.3 How to Ask for Permission 140 Sample Request Letter for Class Use Copies Sample Request Letter for ...
... Licenses How to Read a Permission Statement Decision Chart 9 9.2 Who Can Grant Permission 121 124 125 128 130 133 134 134 134 136 138 9.3 How to Ask for Permission 140 Sample Request Letter for Class Use Copies Sample Request Letter for ...
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Applying the System to an Example | 14 |
IntroductionThe Overview Chart | 34 |
Are the Works Protected by Copyright? | 44 |
Parts of Works | 57 |
Reproduction | 60 |
Reproduction | 66 |
Public Display | 77 |
Public Display | 80 |
Derivative Works | 115 |
Fair Use | 118 |
12 | 129 |
Permissions and Licenses | 134 |
Using the System for a Variety of Projects | 146 |
A Interlibrary Loan Guidelines | 166 |
Educational Music Guidelines | 172 |
14 | 184 |
Public Performance | 89 |
Public Performance | 100 |
Public Distribution | 103 |
Public Distribution | 108 |
F Notice Required on Computer Programs | 186 |
H Title 17 United States Code Selected Sections | 205 |
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Does Your Project Have a Copyright Problem?: A Decision-making Guide for ... Mary Brandt Jensen Ierobežota priekšskatīšana - 1996 |
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