...Subaveerapandiyan A.; Priyanka Sinha; Madhuri Kumari; Mohammad Amees Purpose The present study investigates information-sharing behaviour and awareness of students towards the infringement of copyright and associated rights while information sharing. The purpose of this study is to seek answers...

... Limited 2021 Emerald Publishing Limited Licensed re-use rights only Copyright Reading Publishing Phenomenography Social benefits Book piracy Although digital piracy has received considerable scholarly attention in recent years, publications on book piracy are still scarce. Most...

...Vikee Chauhan; Peter Willett Purpose The purpose of this paper is to obtain a snapshot of attitudes and comprehension of the University of Greenwich (UoG) academics towards copyright and the impact of same on their teaching, complementing this with a survey of the experience of academic librarians...

...Musa Wakhungu Olaka; Denice Adkins Purpose The purpose of this paper is to examine how Kenyan academic librarians, with varying education levels, solve and handle copyright issues when presented to them by library users. Design/methodology/approach A survey questionnaire was administered...

... United Kingdom National Libraries Archives Electronic publishing Copyright Legal deposit British Library Legal deposit is the statutory requirement for any individual or organisation who publishes to deposit copies of their publications with designated institutions, typically the national...

...Jackie Milne Copyright Digital libraries E‐learning Copyright and E‐learning: A Guide for Practitioners is a first edition, published in 2010. The book, as stated by the author, “aims to provide practical advice about a variety of copyright issues for those working in the broad...

... (copublished simultaneously as in the Journal of Interlibrary Loan, Document & Electronic Reserve, Vol. 16, No. 4, 2006) © Emerald Group Publishing Limited 2008 --> Electronic information resources Copyright Digital storage Information resources management Resource sharing British...

... of the Book is Part 3 which Rikowski devotes to a discussion of the TRIPS. It includes an outline of the TRIPS (Chapter 7); the TRIPS in relation to copyright (Chapter 8) and to patents (Chapter 9); and the implications of the TRIPS for information and libraries internationally (Chapter 10). The importance...

...Stuart Hannabuss Copyright Intellectual property law Rights issues Many readers will buy American Library Association (ALA) publications as standard, particularly if they work in the USA or have a committed interest to American professional publications in the field. The ALA has...

... libraries and archival institutions cannot wait to see the legal deposit law change and feel it is their responsibility and duty to take certain actions towards the preservation of the present for the future. While doing this they have to respect current legislation in the field of copyright. Second...

...Stuart Hannabuss Copyright This is a timely and readable piece of research and I was glad to see it in general circulation. Elizabeth Gadd’s work with LISU on copyright issues, is (and should be) well‐known to practitioners, and is part of a growingly sophisticated and comprehensive...

...Stuart Hannabuss Sally   Maynard and J.   Eric Davies . The Cost of Copyright Compliance in Further Education and Higher Education Institutions . Loughborough : Library & Information Statistics Unit (LISU), Department of Information Science, Loughborough University...

... revolution, and Napster is at the heart of it. Issues there will go on resonating for years to come, as new commercial and legal models evolve. Copyright Internet John   Alderman . Sonic Boom : Napster, MP3, and the New Pioneers of Music . London : Fourth Estate   2001...

... work for reasons other than parody, of course. Much of the legal concern lies more in the realm of copyright infringement, and in particular moral rights. Intentions are usually very important in parody, and they usually take the form of an intention not just to imitate but also to mock...

...Steven Ang Examines legal issues in relation to the digitization of media. Looks at the nature of digitization of content and its implications for copyright and libraries. Investigates exceptions to copyright protection, aspects of the extension of copyright protection and protection of rights...

... of copyright issues it is much more cloudy and controversial. Interpreting “in the course of employment” and other key factors has become increasingly important for employees in higher education, as stakeholders seek to capitalize on intellectual assets but not always collaboratively. © MCB UP Limited 2001...

... with and for research libraries: the trainee scheme, statistics gathering and scholarly communication are discussed. In particular, SCONUL’s lobbying function with respect to UK and EU copyright is highlighted. SCONUL is a company limited by guarantee and a registered charity. Its members include all the universities...

...Stuart Hannabuss Copyright Law The author is Copyright Officer at the British Library. This work is the second edition of work which first appeared in 1990. It sets out “the basics of UK copyright law” and concentrates on those areas “which may affect librarians and archivists...