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Authors and Copyright Management
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Copyright
Clearance Center - Here you can get permission (fee-based)
to reproduce copyrighted content such as articles
and book chapters in your journals, photocopies, coursepacks, library
reserves, Web sites, e-mail and more.
Copyright
FAQs and Resources
Copyright
FAQ from George Mason University
Copyright
Management Center, Indiana University-Purdue University
Copyright
Resources Online, Ann Okerson, Yale University
Ten
Big Myths about Copyright Explained, Brad Templeton
Cornell
Copyright Training Programs
Cornell
Copyright Workshop Series
Legal
Information Institutute, Cornell Law School
Peter
Martin’s Distance Learning Course on Copyright
University
Computer Policy and Law Program
Cornell
Policies
Cornell
University Library Course Reserves Copyright Guidelines
Copyright
Infringement: Excerpts from the Cornell University Policy
Copyright
and Registration of Cornell Dissertations and Theses
Copyright
Guidelines - Multiple Copies for Classroom Use
Cornell
University Copyright Policy (June 28, 1990)
Cornell
University Report from the Intellectual Property Committee
- (March 2003) accepted
by the Faculty Senate on 14 May 2003
Anti-Plagiarism
Services (Turnitin.com) and Copyright, (PDF format),
James J. Mingle, University Counsel and Secretary of the Corporation
Web
Page Guidelines: Content Ownership and Responsibility,
Office of Information Technologies
Cornell
Services
The
Cornell Store: Permissions Service
Cornell
University Library Copyright Services
Cornell
Store
The
Cornell Store Course Packets Guide
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Digital
Millennium Copyright Act (DMCA)
DMCA
Annual Notice for Academic Year 2003-2004 to all Cornell University
Students, Office of Information Technologies (August 2003)
New
procedure pertaining to the notifications of copyright violation
on the Cornell University network under the DMCA, Office of
Information Technologies (January 2003)
Standard
DMCA Notice sent upon notification of Copyright Infringement Office
of Information Technologies (August 2003)
Procedures
for Making Claims of On-line Infringement Under the DMCA, Office
of University Counsel
Distributed Learning
Copyright
Law in the Electronic Environment, Georgia Harper, Office of
General Counsel University of Texas System
Distance
Education, Indiana University Copyright Management Center,
Ken Crews
Fair
Use Guidelines for Educational Multimedia and Related Documents
and Links, Penn State University Libraries
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Fair Use
Checklist
for Conducting a Fair Use Analysis Before Using Copyrighted Materials,
Cornell University
Checklist
for Fair Use, Copyright Management Center, Indiana University-Purdue
University, Indianapolis
CONFU:
The Conference on Fair Use
Copyright
and Fair Use, Stanford University Libraries
Fair
Use: Overview and Meaning for Higher Education, Kenneth D. Crews
Fair
Use of Copyrighted Materials, Georgia Harper, University of Texas
System Office of General Counsel
File
Sharing
Students
Message
from the Policy Advisor for Information Technologies: Important
Information About Using the Cornell Network to File-Share and Download
Music, Games, and Videos (September
2002)
Faculty
and Staff
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Message from the Vice Presidents of Human Resources and Information
Technology to all Faculty and Staff Regarding Illegal Use of File-sharing
Programs ( September 2001)
Forms
- Cornell
Copyright Permission
Assignment
of Rights, (From Independent Contractor to Cornell)
Performance
Agreement and Release
Sample
Letter Requesting Permission to Reproduce Copyrighted Material
Forms
- Examples of Other Copyright Permission
Getting
Permission, Georgia Harper, University of Texas System, Office of
General Counsel
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Intellectual Property
Copyright
and Intellectual Property, Association of Research Libraries
Copyown:
Copyright Ownership for the Higher Education Community, University
of Maryland
Copyright
Law & Graduate Research - New Media, New Rights & Your
New Dissertation, Kenneth Crews, Indiana University
Cornell
University Report from the Intellectual Property Committee
- (March 2003) accepted
by the Faculty Senate on 14 May 2003
International Copyright
United
Kingdom, Arts and Humanities Data Service
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Legal
Information Institutute, Cornell Law School
Library Copyright Services (Cornell University)
Licensing Agreements
CLIR/DLF
Model License, Council on Library and Information Resources,
the Digital Library Federation
LIBLICENSE:
Licensing Digital Information, Yale University Library and Council
on Library and Information Resources
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Music
Copyright
for Music Librarians, Music Library Association
Search
Performing Rights Societies, Music Publishers' Association
SongFile
Community Licensing for Mechanical Reproductions
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News
and Copyright Events
Copyright
News.com - copyright and intellectual property headlines, and
annotated intellectual property links
Copyright
readings Bibliography of current articles on the Digital Millennium
Copyright Act, the TEACH act and other copyright issues. Northwestern
University Library
Digital
Copyright listserv archives, University of Maryland University
College Center for Intellectual Property
News
Bulletins from the U.S. Copyright Office
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Online
Tutorials
Crash
Course in Copyright, Georgia Harper, Office of General Counsel
University of Texas System
Primer:
An Interactive Tutorial from Center for Intellectual Property and
Copyright, University of Maryland University College
A
Visit to Copyright Bay, University of St. Francis, Joliet, IL
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Patent
Policy - Cornell University
Plagiarism - Anti-Plagiarism
Services (Turnitin.com) and Copyright,
James J. Mingle
University Counsel and Secretary of the Corporation
Policies
- Cornell
Cornell
University Library Course Reserves Copyright Guidelines
- Definition and Purpose
of Course Reserves
- General Course Reserve
Copyright Guidelines
- Specific Guidelines
on the Reproduction of Copyrighted Materials for Inclusion in
Course Reserves
Copyright
Infringement: Excerpts from the Cornell University Policy
Copyright
and Registration of Cornell Dissertations and Theses
Copyright
Guidelines - Multiple Copies for Classroom Use
Cornell
University Copyright Policy (June 28, 1990)
Cornell
University Report from the Intellectual Property Committee
- (March 2003) accepted
by the Faculty Senate on 14 May 2003
Anti-Plagiarism
Services (Turnitin.com) and Copyright, (PDF format),
James J. Mingle, University Counsel and Secretary of the Corporation
Web
Page Guidelines: Content Ownership and Responsibility,
Office of Information Technologies
Public
Domain
When
Works Pass into the Public Domain in the United States:Copyright
Term for Archivists, Peter Hirtle, Cornell Institute for Digital
Collections
When
Works Pass into the Public Domain by Lolly Gasaway
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Scholarly Communications
Cornell
University Library Transforming Scholarly Communications and Libraries
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TEACH
Act
New
Copyright Legislation (TEACH Act) , Office
of University Counsel (January 2003)
TEACH
Toolkit - online resource for understanding Copyright and Distance
Education, North Carolina State University Libraries
TEACH
Act Comparison Chart - Lolly Gasaway, University of North Carolina
Distance
Education and the TEACH Act -
American Library Association
Trademarks
at Cornell Fact Sheet
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U.S.
Copyright Law
US
Copyright Law from Cornell Legal Information Institute
US
Copyright Law of the United States of America - Title 17
United
States Copyright Office, The Library of Congress
University
Computer Policy and Law Program at Cornell
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Visual
Resources Association: Copyright, Intellectual Property Rights, Fair
Use
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