Copyright for academic librarians and professionals /
A handbook on copyright law for college and university librarians, faculty, technology specialists, and more who work in higher education environments
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Chicago :
ALA Editions, an imprint of the American Library Association,
2014
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Table of Contents:
- Fair use : is it necessary to ask for permission?
- Public domain : is anything really free?
- Obtaining permission : in what ways can we legally obtain permission to use others' works?
- Other important copyright information : what else do we need to know in order to function legally within copyright law?
- The internet and copyright law : everything on the web is considered implied public access, right?
- Dvds, video streaming, on demand, and copyright law : are the use of these and other movie formats legal
- Television and copyright law : what are the legalities of using television in the higher education environment
- Computer software, handheld applications and mobile technologies, and copyright law : what's free, and what is not?
- Music and copyright law : who will know if you copy it?
- Multimedia and copyright law : can you borrow a variety of works for a production you are creating?
- Print works and copyright law : is it legal to copy print works for class at the last minute?
- Distance learning and copyright law : this is confusing! how can we share materials with our students and still comply with the law?