A new article by Mary Minow, How I Learned to Love FAIR USE or how to bring a $300,000 lawsuit down to $0 if you’re a library, archive, or nonprofit educational institution.
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Daily Archives: July 22, 2003
Stanford Copyright and Fair Use Site Relaunched
The Stanford University Libraries’ Copyright & Fair Use website has been relaunched with a new design, enhanced navigation and content in areas which include: Primary Materials Copyright & Fair Use Guide Copyright & Fair Use Overview Resources for Librarians Current Issues & Legislation Continue Reading
Google News Offers Enhanced Search Tool
See Google Advanced News Search, and this related News.com article. Continue Reading
SLA Legal Div. 2003 Program Resources
SLA Annual Meeting 2003: Programming for SLA Legal Division. Links to resources that include: Librarians’ Role in Corporate Responsibility The Challenge of Offering Services Globally, links here and here. Copyright: Managing and Licensing Your Collection Continue Reading
New on LLRX.com
Selecting Web Sites for “Beyond Google” Resource Discovery Knowledge is Power: KM Remains Vital to Firm Success Update to A Guide to the U.S. Federal Legal System: Web-Based Publicly Accessible Sources Federal District Court Dockets – Case Summary Information and Case Management Identifiers What Are Blogs and Why Is Everyone So Excited About Them? Adobe… Continue Reading
