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Copyright Fundamentals

Copyright Fundamentals

Webinar presented to members of the Panhandle Library Access Network (PLAN), Sept. 18, 2015

Michael Rodriguez

September 18, 2015
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  1. Copyright  Fundamentals  for  Library  Staff  
    Michael Rodriguez
    PLAN | 9/18/2015

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  2. Michael  Rodriguez,  MLIS  
    E-­‐Learning  Librarian  @HodgesU  
    Social  Media  Manager  @ALA_LITA  
    Professional  Trainer  &  Consultant  
     
    TwiAer  @topshelver  
    Linkedin.com/in/mrlibrarian  
    [email protected]  
    Presenter  
    Slide  1  image  courtesy  of  Flickr/James  Case  (CC  BY)  

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  3. Flickr/Paolo  Mazzoleni  
    Liabili@es  vs  Rights  

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  4. The  exclusive  legal  right  to  reproduce,  
    distribute,  modify,  and  perform  
    original  works  of  authorship  fixed  in  a  
    tangible  medium  of  expression*  
    What  is  Copyright?  
    Flickr/Jeremy  (CC  BY)  

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  5. Copyright  ≠  Patents  or  Trademarks  
    Image  courtesy  of  Flickr  user  Gerard  Stolk,    CC  BY  ND  

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  6. Copyright’s  Dura@on?  
    Flickr/Fabíola  Medeiros  
    Life  of  the  author  plus  70  years  

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  7. Flickr/Jordanhill  School  D&T  Dept  
    Copyright’s  Purpose?  

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  8. Commerce  
    vs  Culture  
    Flickr/Christopher  Dombres  (CC  BY)  

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  9. “To  promote  the  Progress  of  Science  
    and  useful  Arts,  by  securing  for  limited  
    Times  to  Authors  and  Inventors  the  
    exclusive  Right  to  their  respec\ve  
    Wri\ngs  and  Discoveries.”  
    Flickr/Stephen  Melkisethian  

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  10. The  Public  Domain  
    Flickr/Ray  Bouk  

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  11. Non-­‐copyrighted  works  
    Federal  govnt  works*  
    Pre-­‐1923  works*  
    Dedicated  works  

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  12. Four  Factors  of  Fair  Use  
    1.  Purpose  and  character  of  
    the  use  claimed  to  be  fair  
    (educa@onal  use?  cri@cism  
    or  commentary?  parody?  
    transforma@ve  use?  
    2.  Nature  of  the  copied  work  
    3.  Amount  and  substan@ality  
    of  the  por@on  used  
    4.  Effect  of  use  on  poten@al  
    market  for  the  work  

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  13. Deriva@ve  Use  

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  14. Transforma@ve  Use  

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  15. Nature  of  the  Work  
    Pixabay.com  (CC0)  
    Flickr/OpenSource.com  (CC  BY  SA)  

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  16. Amount  &  Substan@ality  
    Pixabay/Chris\ne  Sponchia  (CC0)  

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  17. Market  Impact  
    Wikimedia  Commons  (CC0)  

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  18. Flickr/awrdh  
    Due  Diligence  +  Good  Faith  

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  19. Flickr/FutureAtlas.com  (CC  BY)  
    A\ribu@on  

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  20. Library  Loopholes  
    Flickr/islandis  

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  21. Can  libraries  loan  out  or  sell  off  materials  sent  to  
    them  by  publishers  and  marked  “not  for  sale”?  
    Flickr/redspoAed  (CC  BY  NC)  

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  22. First  Sale  Doctrine  
    Flickr/\metrax  

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  23. Flickr/Maik  Meid  
    The  copyright  law  of  the  
    United  States  (Title  17,  U.S.  
    Code)  governs  the  making  of  
    photocopies,  scans,  and  other  
    reproduc\ons  of  copyrighted  
    material.  The  person  using  
    this  equipment  is  responsible  
    for  any  infringement.  
    Is  the  library  liable  if  people  use  our  machines  
    to  make  copies  that  infringe  copyright  law?  

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  24. Flickr/David  Goehring  
    Sec@on  108  

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  25.  InterLibrary  Loans  
    Flickr/GotCredit.com  
    CONTU  

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  26. Handouts  
    Flickr/Tomi  Tapio  K  

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  27. Consumables  
    Flickr/Karen  Mardahl  (CC  BY  SA)  

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  28. Ebooks  
    Flickr/Jonas  Tana  

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  29. Digital  Millennium  Copyright  Act  
    Flickr/Yuri  Samoilov  

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  30. Flickr/Biblioteca  de  Arte  Fundação  Calouste  Gulbenkian  
    Streaming  Media  

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  31. Pixabay/Ariel  Ilha  (CC0)  
    Public  Performance  

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  32. Am  I  liable  for  linking  to  a  video  or  other  
    online  material  that  infringes  copyright?  

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  33. Linking  OK  
    Flickr/Aaron  Concannon  
    src="hAps://www.youtube.com/embed/
    CJn_jC4FNDo?rel=0&showinfo=0"  
    frameborder="0"  allowfullscreen>  

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  34. Flickr/Sam  Howzit  (CC  BY)  
    Contributory  Infringement  

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  35. Screenshots?  

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  36. Flickr/Mararie  
    Book  Covers?  Logos?  

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  37. Social  Media  Posts?  
    Flickr/Jason  Howie  

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  38. Flickr/Mitch  Barrie  (CC  BY  SA)  
    Yearbooks  

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  39. Crea@ve  Commons  Licensing  

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  40. Free  Image  Collec@ons  

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  41. Flickr/GotCredit.com  

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  42. Flickr/GotCredit.com  

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  43. Flickr/David  
    Looking  Forward  

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