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Copyright Guidelines
The American Library Association's Copyright Slide Rule. (U.S. copyright only!)
The best guidelines for copyright in libraries is that of the University of Texas at Austin
The laws for electronic versions are going through major challenges in the courts and the laws change all the time. For more information, check the following sites, which are hosted by institutions that often have vested interests in copyright.
- Specific information on Italian Copyright law (from the Foundation for Information Policy Research)
- Copyright & Fair Use (from Stanford University Libraries)
- Exemptions from Prohibition on Circumvention of Technological Measures that Control Access to Copyrighted Works
- The UT System Crash Course in Copyright
- Copyright Issues from ALA
- Copyright in the Library from UT Austin
- Copyright Basics from Princeton University
- Cornell Copyright Web Site
- Campus Guide to Copyright Compliance from copyright.com
- Copyright Timeline: A History of Copyright in the United States from ARL
- Copyright Guide for Research Students: What you need to know about copyright before depositing your electronic thesis in an online repository from Oak Law Project (Australia)
Copyright other than the US
- Collection of National Copyright Laws (from UNESCO)
- How Can I Tell Whether a Book is in the Public Domain? (from UPenn)
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