All posts tagged licensing
Streamlining Copyright Licensing: The Copyright Hub
This summer (2013), the Copyright Hub will go live. The Hub is a UK initiative to help those who use copyright-protected content to obtain reliable copyright information. The Hub is intended to be a one-stop online space for consumers of …
Digital Content and Social Media Copyright Law Issues
Login. Digital Content and Social Media Copyright Law Issues is the name of an online course beginning 18 March 2013 (ending 8 April 2013.) There are 3 webinars which are
Copyright Laws Primer: Licenses versus Assignments
In simple terms, licenses and assignments are two ways to use content or authorize others to use your content. In an assignment situation, a content owner assigns his rights.
Managing Copyright Issues in 2012
12 Copyright Priorities in 2012 Your 2012 challenge-prioritize copyright this year with the following twelve suggestions. Plan and Budget 1. Consider your 2012 budget for permissions, licenses, and copyright training. Consult
Developing A Digital Licensing Strategy
The digital revolution has resulted in a shift in the ways that libraries, archives and museums buy, store and provide access to electronic resources. Many institutions are developing
Museums, Copyright and Licensing: Museums both Licensors and Licensees
The Unique Position of Museums vis-a-vis Licensing Digital Content is the name of a new article that discusses how museums own and acquire the rights to license content,
Licensing Agreement Panel @ AALL 2011 in Philadelphia
On 25 July 2011, AALL hosted a panel discussion attracting at least 250 attendees. Coordinated by Michael G. Bernier, Director of Library Relations, BNA and moderated by Christine L.
Digital Licensing, Clicking “I Agree”, E-Book & iPad Licensing
The Meaning of License According to Black’s Law Dictionary, a “license” is “The permission by competent authority to do an act which, without such permission, would be illegal, a
Teaching Copyright; Learning about Copyright
Last week I had a fabulous experience as Professor Harris at the Catholic University of America School of Library and Information Science (SLIS) where I developed and taught
World Bank, Copyright, Licensing & Open Access (OA)
As recently announced, Carlos Rossel, Publisher, The World Bank, is guiding the transition of the Bank’s print publishing to largely electronic, open access publishing. As part of this








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