If you have a question about copyright on campus, consult the Seattle University copyright policy. The SU copyright policy is “intended to provide subject-specific guidance and information to faculty, staff, and students about applicable law and the alternatives available to help accomplish educational objectives via the web.”
Posts Tagged 'Copyright'
Copyright Issues
Published March 28, 2012 research Leave a CommentTags: Copyright, law library, legal research
Don’t Violate Copyright Laws With Your Website
Published February 24, 2012 research Leave a CommentTags: Copyright, law, Nolo Press
Nolo Press offers advice on how to avoid violating copyright law in managing a website. Much of the information is applicable to non-internet publishing as well. It briefly discusses copyright law, the “fair use” exception, getting permissions, and has links to other valuable websites on intellectual property.
Am I Violating Copyright?
Published October 5, 2010 research 1 CommentTags: Copyright, Intellectual property, law
If you have a question about copyright on campus, check out the detailed Seattle University copyright policy and the FAQ.
Need more information? Check out some popular books on copyright located in the bookcase behind the law library reference desk at call numbers: KF2995 – 3080.
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