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Re: Librarians Acting as Copyright Managers
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- Subject: Re: Librarians Acting as Copyright Managers
- From: Sandy Thatcher <sgt3@psu.edu>
- Date: Thu, 17 Jan 2008 19:37:28 EST
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At those universities that have university presses, the staff of these presses should be another local resource to tap about advice on copyright issues. Generally speaking, because they need to know a lot about copyright law to conduct their own businesses, press staff often are more expert on these issues than university counsel or the staff at the university's intellectual property office, which mostly concentrates on patent law rather than copyright.
[Cross-posted please excuse duplication] How many librarians have not dealt with a copyright issue? I am posting an article on the role of librarians vis-a-vis copyright law, on behalf of Lesley Ellen Harris (http://copyrightlaws.com). The article is published in SLA Information Outlook, January 2008. Sincerely, Amritha amritha@copyrightlaws.com
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