Copyright and Your Rights

A presentation overviewing the basics of copyright and what your rights as an author are.

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1. & Your Rights Copyright CC-BY flickr user makarellos
2. Disclaimer: This presentation is not legal advice, and is not intended to replace the advice of legal counsel.
3. CC-BY flickr user domakesaythink 1. Reproduce copies 2. Make derivative works 3. Distribute copies 4. Perform publicly 5. Display publicly Copy“rights”
4. Rule of thumb Crews, Kenneth D. 2000 Copyright Law & Graduate Research
5. CC-BY flickr user heidi-design Get permission.
6. - Long quotes - Unpublished materials - Poetry - Music lyrics - Graphic works Sample request form Crews, Kenneth D. 2000 Copyright Law & Graduate Research
7. Copyright is CC-BY flickr user Spanish Coches
8. You own what you create. CC-BY flickr user rredmundo
13. Option 1: You retain all rights and license publication. Option 2: You transfer your copyright, but retain some specified rights. Option 3: Transfer your full copyright to the publisher.
14. It doesn’t have to be all or nothing. CC-BY flickr user power_planet
15. Negotiate your agreements Author addendum: http://bit.ly/SPARCaa
16. Create your own addendum scholars.sciencecommons.org
17. CC-BY flickr user cogdog
18. Creative Commons Licenses
19. Phone for help. CC-BY flickr user xavier33300