Digital Video: Know Your Rights: Who Really Owns Your Scholarly Works?
The Scholarly Communication Program at Columbia University Libraries/Information Services has released Know Your Rights: Who Really Owns Your Scholarly Works? (Thanks to Digital & Scholarly.)
Here's the announcement:
In this panel discussion, experts on copyright law and scholarly publishing discuss how scholars and researchers can take full advantage of opportunities afforded by digital technology in today's legal environment, and suggest ways to advocate for positive change. The panelists are Heather Joseph, who has been Executive Director of the Scholarly Publishing and Academic Resources Coalition (SPARC); Michael Carroll, Visiting Professor of Law at American University's Washington College of Law and a founding member of the Board of Directors of Creative Commons; and Director of the Columbia University Copyright Advisory Office Kenneth Crews, whose research focuses on copyright issues, particularly as they relate to the needs of scholarship at the university.
Latest posts in Author Rights
- "Examining Law Journal Publication Agreements for Copyright Transfers and Self-Archiving Rights" - November 19th, 2009
- Publisher Self-Archiving Policies: Major SHERPA RoMEO Upgrade - October 25th, 2009
- Public Access Policies, SPEC Kit 311 - August 12th, 2009
Latest posts in Copyright
- U.S. National Archives Become Member of the Flickr Commons - February 8th, 2010
- Department of Justice Files Statement about Amended Google Book Search Settlement - February 7th, 2010
- Stanford University Signs Amended Google Book Search Settlement Agreement - February 4th, 2010
