Practical copyright for information professionals
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Practical copyright for information professionals
Facet, 2004
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Includes bibliographical references and index
Description and Table of Contents
Description
De-mystifies the complicated law of copyright and related rights. The author provides commonsense, practical guidance on respecting and keeping on the right side of the copyright law in your library or information service. The recent changes emanating from the EU Copyright Directive are covered extensively together with in-depth chapters on compliance with the new rules. Although this is a one-size-fits-all guide, sectoral differences are highlighted and discussed. Readership: As well as being an indispensable guide for library and information staff, the guide is also essential for researchers, academics, teachers, reprographics staff and technicians - and,indeed, for anyone who uses, or wants to learn about using, copyright material.
Table of Contents
1. Copyright basics 2. Exceptions and limitations: statutory permissions to copy 3. Public lending 4. Copyright compliance: statutory solutions 5. Copyright compliance: contractual solutions 6. Copyright compliance: licensing solutions 7. Infringement, liability, disputes and case law 8. International and European copyright 9. Case studies and frequently asked questions 10. Learning more about copyright.
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