...Victoria Stobo; Kerry Patterson; Kristofer Erickson; Ronan Deazley Purpose The inability of cultural institutions to make available digital reproductions of collected material highlights a shortcoming with the existing copyright framework in a number of national jurisdictions. Overlapping efforts...

... to download music illegally (Sturges, 2002). The DEA 2010 amends the Communications Act 2003 and addresses the issue of online copyright infringement. In the Communications Act 2003, s.124N, an internet Service Provider (ISP) is defined as “a person who provides an internet access service”. An internet access...

... for copyright ownership in research papers by universities, academics, and publishers by drawing on the literature, a survey of 542 academic authors and an analysis of 80 journal publisher copyright transfer agreements. The paper concludes that self‐archiving is not best supported by copyright transfer...

...J. Carlos Fernández‐Molina The problems that the great developments in digital information and the Internet are creating for copyright may be partly solved through new legislation as well as through the implementation of technological systems (generically known as ECMS) that help protect...

... Association   2002 . 174 pp. , ISBN: ISBN 0 8389 0825X   $38 © MCB UP Limited 2003 --> Intellectual property USA Copyright Library management This is a slim little book, 170 pages on intellectual property rights (IPRs) for libraries. It looked promising, particularly...

.... , ISBN: ISBN 0 566 08390 6   £50 © MCB UP Limited 2003 --> Information management Law Copyright Data protection This is a valuable addition to the literature as it is written for those in information management rather than for lawyers and yet it goes into a lot of detail about...

...Tamara Eisenschitz Graham   Cornish . Copyright: Interpreting the Law for Libraries, Archives and Information Services (rev. 3rd ed.) . London : Library Association Publishing   2001 . 216 pp. , ISBN: 1856944092   £19.95 © MCB UP Limited 2002 --> Copyright...

... universities using the service was varied as was the copyright fee paid to rights holders for use of their texts. The results suggest that this service is extremely expensive for a library when compared with an equivalent print service. Furthermore, if the service operated within the library budget for reserve...

...Charles Oppenheim This paper considers whether copyright has a future in an electronic environment. A number of issues face copyright owners in the networked environment, most of them caused by the ease with which materials can be copied. Some relevant examples of legal cases are considered. Some...