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Bill Ivey Agruse that Copyright Holders are Hoarding Our Cultural Legacy in Arts, Inc.
News | www.metroactive.com | Jul 17, 2008
Arts, Inc.: How Greed and Neglect Have Destroyed Our Cultural Rights: Ivey, the former head of the National Endowment for the Arts from 1998 to 2001, passionately believes that the public's right to know--to experience--its cultural heritage is severely threatened by monopolistic corporations,
http://www.metroactive.com/metro/07.16.08/books-artsinc-0829.html
5 Things You Should Read about Copyright and Sharing Instructional Materials
News | connect.educause.edu | Jul 10, 2008
This ACRL publication serves to instruct and educate readers about topics relevant to library instruction, which are either timely or underdiscussed. The publication's emphasis is on current information packaged in a recognizable, consistent, readable way. It is intended to be a user-friendly
http://connect.educause.edu/Library/Abstract/5ThingsYouShouldReadabout/47046
Fair use of online videos
Blog | www.elearningservice.com | Jul 9, 2008
The Center for Social Media at American University’s School of Communication has a report on best practices for making online videos within the boundaries of fair use. Anyone creating videos that might involve others work in some way will find the report informative, guiding them through
http://www.elearningservice.com/blog/2008/07/09/fair-use-of-online-videos/
Fair Use for Online Video
Blog | mlcnet.org | Jul 8, 2008
The Center for Social Media, American University School of Communication, has published a Code of Best Practices in Fair Use for Online Video. Click here to download full report in PDF.The Code was developed by a committee of copyright scholars under the chairmanship of Peter Jaszi and Patricia
Caine Prize for African Writing 2008 winner
Blog | blogs.uct.ac.za | Jul 8, 2008
This years Caine Prize for African Writing has been won by Henrietta Rose-Innes from South Africa, with her story Poison from Africa Pens, published by ...
http://blogs.uct.ac.za/blog/celias/2008/07/08/caine-prize-for-african-writing-2008-winner
Frequently Asked Questions about the DCC Curation Lifecycle Model
News | digital-scholarship.org | Jul 8, 2008
The Digital Curation Centre has released Frequently Asked Questions about the DCC Curation Lifecycle Model.Here's an excerpt:The DCC Curation Lifecycle Model provides a graphical, high level overview of the stages required for successful curation and preservation of data from initial
Fair Use Synchronicity
Blog | scanblog.blogspot.com | Jul 8, 2008
Some days, it just works like this: in the last 24 hours, two interesting pieces on what constitutes fair use have crossed my desktop. Andy Havens, that inexhaustible fountain of interesting online information, shot me this web site from the Center for Social Media at American University.
Fair Use of Online Video In This Mashed-Up World: What's Best; What Isn't
News | www.paidcontent.org | Jul 7, 2008
Fair use in online video is hard to define, especially when sharing has changed and morphed how and where people create and consume the video. American University's Center for Social Media has taken a crack at it,
Ms. 20 Copies, DRM and the ALA code of ethics: Rules just for biz hours?
Blog | www.teleread.org | Jul 1, 2008
No one from the Sterling Municipal Library in Baytown, Texas, is fessing up to a disappointing comment on e-books and piracy. Novelist Cornelia Amiri says she
ALA coverage from Anaheim; GSU answers e-reserves lawsuit
News | www.libraryjournal.com | Jul 1, 2008
Nevertheless, despite lower attendance the conference proved to be a vibrant one for librarians. Perhaps more noteworthy than the 5000 fewer attendees, however, is one conspicuous absence from the show floor: Google.
http://www.libraryjournal.com/article/CA6574872.html?rssid=220
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