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050 00 $aKF 2995$bC74 2000
100 1 $aCrews, Kenneth D.
245 10 $aCopyright essentials for librarians and educators /$cKenneth D. Crews with contributions from Dwayne K. Buttler ... [et al.].
260 $aChicago, IL :$bAmerican Library Association,$c2000.
300 $av, 143 p. ;$c25 cm.
504 $aIncludes bibliographical references.
505 0 $aWhy Is Copyright Important to You? -- What Works Are Protected by Copyright? -- Eligibility for Copyright: What Is an "Original Work of Authorship"? -- Eligibility for Copyright: What Is "Fixed in a Tangible Medium of Expression"? -- What Works Are Not Protected by Copyright? -- More Works That Cannot Be Copyrighted: U.S. Government Works -- Formalities and Duration -- Formalities of Copyright: Copyright Notice and Registration -- More about the Formalities of Copyright -- How Long Do Copyrights Last? The Duration Question -- How Long Do Copyrights Last? Unpublished Works -- Owners and Rights -- Who Owns the Copyright? The General Rule and Some Exceptions -- Who Owns the Copyright? Joint Copyright Ownership -- Who Owns the Copyright? Exceptions, Assignment, and Institutional Policies -- The Expanding Rights of Copyright Owners -- Rights of the Copyright Owner: Reproduction and Distribution -- Rights of the Copyright Owner: Derivative Works -- Rights of the Copyright Owner: Public Performance and Display -- Exceptions to the Rights of Owners -- Fair Use -- Fair Use: What Exactly Is It? -- Learning about Fair Use: Start with the Statute -- The First Two Factors of Fair Use: Purpose of the Use and Nature of the Copyrighted Work -- The Factors of Fair Use: Amount of the Work Used and Effect on the Market -- Fair Use in the Courts: Quoting from Copyrighted Works -- Fair Use in the Courts: Photocopying for Education -- Fair Use in the Courts: More about Photocopying and Reproduction for Education -- Fair Use and Unpublished Works -- Experimenting with Fair Use: Moving from Print to the Internet -- Making Sense of Fair Use: What About Fair-Use "Guidelines"? -- Making Sense of Fair Use: Fair-Use Guidelines and One University's Response -- Special Exceptions -- Displays and Performances in Distance Learning -- Library Copying: A Statutory Provision of Its Own -- Library Copying: Copies to Keep and Copies to Preserve -- Library Copying: Copy Machines in the Library -- Looking Ahead -- Copyright and New Technologies: Computer Software -- Copyright and New Technologies: The World Wide Web -- Requesting Permission from the Copyright Owner -- Liability for Copyright Infringement -- What Is at Stake in an Infringement Action? -- Acting in Good Faith -- Selected Provisions from the U.S. Copyright Act -- Summary of the Digital Millennium Copyright Act -- Summary of the U.S. Copyright Office Report on Distance Education -- Copyright Notices for Supervised Library Copying: Updated Information for Library Services -- Checklist for Fair Use -- Supplemental Reading List, 1998-2000.
650 0 $aCopyright$zUnited States.
650 0 $aLibrarians$zUnited States$xHandbooks, manuals, etc.
650 0 $aTeachers$zUnited States$xHandbooks, manuals, etc.
948 $a09/05/2001$b10/08/2001
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