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Copyright and Libraries March 2006

Treatises Held By Pierce Law

  1. Chris Armstrong, Staying Legal: A Guide to Issues and Practice Affecting the Library, Information and Publishing Sectors (Facet 2004).
  2. Robert Banis, Copyright Issues for Librarians ,Teachers, & Authors: Information Condensed from the Library of Congress (Science & Humanities Press 1998).
  3. Arlene Bielefield, Interpreting and Negotiating Licensing Agreements; A Guidebook for the Library, Research and Teaching Professions (Neal Schuman Publishers 1999).
  4. Janis Bruwelheide, The Copyright Primer for Librarians and Educators (American Library Association 1995).
  5. Graham Cornish, Copyright: Interpreting the Law for Libraries, Archives and Information Services, (Facet 2004).
  6. Audrey Fenner, Managing Digital Resources in Libraries (Haworth Information Press 2005).
  7. Gretchen Hoffman, Copyright in Cyberspace (Neal-Schuman 2001).
  8. Gretchen Hoffman, Copyright in Cyberspace 2 (Neal-Schuman 2005).
  9. Patricia Ingersoll, Managing Information Technology: A Handbook for Systems Librarians (Libraries Unlimited 2004).
  10. Nancy Kranich, Libraries & Democracy: The Cornerstones of Liberty (American Library Association 2001).
  11. Library of Congress, Reproduction of Copyrighted works by Educators and Librarians (Copyright Office, Library of Congress 1995).
  12. Mary Minow, The Library's Legal Answer Book (American Library Association 2003).
  13. Sandy Norman, Practical Copyright for Information Professionals: The CILIP Handbook (Facet 2004).
  14. Paul Pedly, Copyright for Library and Information Service Professionals (Aslib 2000).
  15. Karen Rupp-Serrano, Licensing in Libraries: Practical and Ethical Aspects (Hayworth Information Press 2005).
  16. Carrie Russell, Complete Copyright: An Everyday Guide for Librarians (American Library Association 2004).
  17. Special Libraries Association Committee on Copyright Law Practice and Implementation, Library photocopying and the US Copyright Law of 1976 (The Special Libraries Association Committee on Copyright 1978).
  18. Lee Torans, Law and Libraries: The Public Library (Libraries Unlimited 2004).

Legal Periodical Articles (in the Legal Resource Index)

  1. Fergal Altman, Librarians and Copyright in Ireland, 25 Law Libr. 141 (1994).
  2. Jonathan Band, Copyright Owners v. the Google Print Library Project, 17 Ent. L.R. 21 (2006).
  3. Hugh Brett, Copyright Issues in Libraries (book review), 8 Ent. L. R. 234 (1997).
  4. Scott Burnham, Copyright in Library-held Materials, a Decision Tree for Librarians, 96 Law Libr. J. 425 (2004).
  5. Daniel Burns, Librarian of Congress Grants Four Exemptions to the DMCA, 7 J. Internet L. 25 (2003).
  6. Andrea Cambridge, Canadian Copyright Law (review), 24 Can. L. Libr. 177 (1999).
  7. Wesley Cochran, Why can't I Watch this Video Here?, 15 Hasting Comm. & Ent. L. J. 837 (1993).
  8. Graham Cornish, The New United Kingdom Copyright Act and its Implication for Libraries and Archives, 83 Law Libr. J. 51 (1991).
  9. Graham Cornish, Libraries and the Harmonisation of Copyright, 20 E.I.P.R. 241 (1998).
  10. Annette Dilley, Danish Copyright System and Copying Within Libraries, 31 Int'l J. Legal Info. 445 (2003).
  11. Peter Drahos, The Proposed Copyright Transmission Right: A Tax on Libraries and Australian Business, 34 Law Soc'y J. 48 (1996).
  12. Lisa Douglas, Librarians, Copyright and Technology; The Growth of Activism in the Quiet Profession, 6 I.P.J. 377 (1991).
  13. David Ensign, Copyright and the Use of Telefacsimile among Branch Library Facilities, 83 Law Libr. J. 451 (1991).
  14. Jeanette Findlay, Copyright in Academic Libraries; Cutting a Path through the Tangle, 25 Law Libr. 125 (1994).
  15. Joshua Foley, Enter the Library: Creating a Digital Lending Right, 16 Conn. J. Int'l L 369 (2001).
  16. Jonathan Franklin, Digital Millennium Copyright Act, An Overview for Librarians, 3 AALL Spectrum 24 (1999).
  17. John Eaton, Copyright Decision (law library providing photocopies of cases from published law reports), 5 Legal Info. Mgmt. 24 (2005).
  18. Laura Gasaway, Values Conflict in Digital Environment: Librarian versus Copyright Holders, 24 Colum.-VLA J.L. & Arts 115 (2000).
  19. James Heller, Copyright and Fair use in Law Office Libraries, 51 Va. Law. 33 (2002).
  20. Diana Jaque, Review of the Librarian's Guide to Intellectual Property, 95 Law Libr. J. 113 (2003).
  21. Diana Jaque, Copyright Essentials for Librarians and Educators (book review), 93 Law Libr. J. 617 (2001).
  22. Mary Jensen, Copyright Issues Affecting Libraries, a Bibliography, 9 Legal Reference Serv. Q. 165 (1989).
  23. Mary Jensen, Is the Library without Walls on a Collision Course with the 1976 Copyright Act?, 85 Law Libr. J. 619 (1993).
  24. Hugh Jones, Copyright and the Librarian: UK Law and Practice, 25 Law Libr. 112 (1994).
  25. Anne Klinefelter, Copyright and Electronic Library Resources: An Overview of how the Law is Affecting Traditional Library Services, 19 Legal Reference Serv. Q. 175 (2001).
  26. Jason Krause, Out from the Stacks: Librarians Lead Legal Battles over the Patriot Act, Copyright, Tech Issues, 91 A.B.A. J. 14 (2005).
  27. Michael Lynch, Librarian's Copyright Companion Book Review, 24 Legal Info. Alert 11 (2005).
  28. Lillian MacPherson, The State of Copyright Legislation in Canada and its Impact on Libraries, 1 Commonwealth L. Libra. 59 (1992).
  29. Julius Marke, Technology, Copyright and Law Libraries, N.Y. L.J. (1996).
  30. Denis Marshall, Copyright Issues facing Canadian Law Libraries, 20 Can. L. Libr. 157 (1995).
  31. Judith McAnanama, Copyright Law: Libraries and Their Users have Special Needs, 6 I.P.J. 225 (1991).
  32. Celia Moore, Ownership by Access Information, 4 Computer/L.J. 305 (1983).
  33. Graham Newman, Copyright: Interpreting the Law for Libraries, Archives and Information Services (book review), 116 Copyright World 18 (2001).
  34. Tim O'Reilly, Search and Rescue (five major libraries searchable online violate copyright law), 151 Chi. Daily L. Bull. 6 (2005).
  35. Charles Oppenheim, Electronic Copyright and the Law Librarian, 25 Law Libr. 106 (1994).
  36. Richard Pearse, Library Open-Distribution Systems and Copyright Infringement in Canda and the United States, 86 Law Libr. J. 399 (1994).
  37. Chris Penn, Dear Librarian: Photocopying Crown and Parliamentary Copyright Publications, 25 Law Libr. 125 (1994).
  38. Kanwal Puri, Librarians and Copyright Law, 17 Vict. U. Wellington L. Rev. 227 (1987).
  39. Wanda Quoika-Stanka, Canadian Copyright Law (book review), 27 Can. L. Libr. 196 (2002).
  40. Michael Reddy, Negotiating Licenses, 6 AALL Spectrum 24 (2002)
  41. Mortimer Schwartz, Copyright Law and the Academic Community, 17 U.C. Davis L. Rev. 1147 (1984).
  42. M.A. Stapleton, Quiet! Library Copyright Programs at Work, 1/6/95 Chicago Daily L. Bull. 3 (1995).
  43. Laurie Tepper, Copyright Law and Library Photocopying: A Historical Survey, 84 Law Libr. J. 341 (1992).
  44. David Vaner, Copyright Inside the Law Library, 53 The Advocate 355 (1995).
  45. Raymond Wall, Libraries and Copyright in Non-print Media, 12 E.I.P.R. 311 (1990).
  46. Raymond Wall, Copyright: Interpreting the Law of Libraries and Archives (book review), 13 E.I.P.R. 151 (1991).
  47. Mandy Webster, Copyright in Health Libraries (review), 30 Law Libr. 272 (1999).
  48. Lydia Wilson, How Foreign Copyright Law Almost Ruined my Vacation, 23 Legal Reference Serv. Q. 81 (2004).
  49. The Computer Software Rental Amendments Act of 1990, 41 J. Copyright Soc'y U.S.A. 231 (1994).

Websites

Periodical Articles (in the ERIC database)

  1. American Library Association, Libraries and Copyright; A Summary of the Arguments for Library Photocopying (American Library Association 1974).
  2. Byron Anderson, First Sale, Digital Copyright and Libraries, 21 Behavioural & Social Sciences Librarian 73 (2002).
  3. Patricia Anderson, Librarian's Rights and Responsibilities under the Copyright Law, 55 Catholic Library World 305 (1984).
  4. Daniel Baron, The Library Media Specialist, "Information Power" and Social Responsibility Part II (Copyright), 18(7) School Library Media Activities Monthly 49 (2002).
  5. Daniel Barron, Ethics, the School Library Media Specialist and Copyright, 7 School Library Media Activities Monthly 48 (1991).
  6. Mark Bay Copyright and the Need for Academic Libraries to Educate Patrons, available at: http://eric.ed.gov/ERICWebPortal/Home.portal?_nfpb=true&_pageLabel=RecordDetails&ERICExtSearch_SearchValue_0=ED455840&ERICExtSearch_SearchType_0=eric_accno&objectId=0900000b8006ce97
  7. June Besek, Copyright Issues Relevant to the Creation of a Digitital Archive: A Preliminary Assessment (Council on Library and Information Resources 2003).
  8. Arlene Bielefield and Lawrence Cheeseman, Technology and Copyright Law: A Guidebook for the Library, Research and Teaching Professions (Neal Schuman Publishers 1997).
  9. Roger Billings, Fair Use Under the 1976 Copyright Act: The Legacy of William and Wilkins for Librarians, 32 Library Trends 183 (1983).
  10. Janis Bruwelheide, The Copyright Primer for Librarians and Educators, 2nd Ed. (National Education Association 1995).
  11. John Cole, A Century of Copyright in the Library of Congress (Copyright Society of the U.S.A. 1970).
  12. Copyright Clearance Center, Handbook for Libraries and Other Organizational Users which Copy from Serials and Separates: Procedures for Using the Programs of the Copyright Clearance Center Inc. (Copyright Clearance Center 1977).
  13. Kenneth Crews, University Copyright Policies in ARL Libraries, SPEC Kit 138 (Association of Research Libraries 1987).
  14. Dennis Dillion and Ilene Rockman, Special Reports. Adventures with E-books 2001: Internet Speed, Library Know-How Intersect in Digital Reference; Libraries, Publishers, Authors, Scholars Jointly Explore Internet Publishing Boundaries, 47 Bowker Annual Library and Book Trade Almanac 215 (2002).
  15. J.E. Esezobor, Copyright Implications for Reprographic Services in Libraries, 25 Unesco Bulletin for Libraries, 18 (1971).
  16. Marcia Fallon, An Examination of the 1978 Copyright Law's Photocopying Regulations and the Effect They will have on Library Copying Services, Ed.D. Practicum, Nova University 1977.
  17. Mary Ann Fitzgerald, Vicki Gregory and Kathy Brock, School and Library Media. Introduction; the Uniform Computer Information Transactions ACT (UCITA): More Critical for Educators than Copyright Law?, 27 Educational Media and Technology Yearbook 153 (2002).
  18. Elizabeth Gadd, Managing Copyright Clearance Services in Higher Educations Libraries, 27 Journal of Information Science 291 (2001).
  19. Nuria Gallart, The Future of Copyright Management Library Perspectives, IFLA Council and General Conference,http://www.ifla.org/IV/ifla66/papers/172-184e.htm(accessed on March 7, 2006).
  20. Laura Gasaway, Libraries, Educational Institutions and Copyright Proprietors: The First Collision on the Information Highway, 22 Journal of Academic Librarianship 337 (1996).
  21. Laura Gasaway, Audiovisual Material and Copyright in Special Libraries, 74 Special Libraries 222 (1983)
  22. Thomas Gould, Tomas Lipinski and Elizabeth Buchanan, Copyright Policies and the Deciphering of Fair Use in the Creation of Reserves at University Libraries, 31(3) Journal of Academic Librarianship, 182 (2005).
  23. Clark Hamilton, Current Status of Copyright Law and Its Relation to Library Photocopying, 11 Drexel Library Quarterly 49 (1975).
  24. Stephanie Happer, Software, Copyright and Site-License Agreements: Publishers' Perspective of Library Practice Masters Research Paper, Kent State University (1995).
  25. John Harer, Copyright Policies in Virginia Academic Library Reserve Rooms, 43 College and Research Libraries 233 (1982).
  26. Annabelle Herd, Bits and Pieces-Copyright law and Australian Libraries in 1997, 30 Australian Special Libraries 71 (1997).
  27. Karen Hersey, Coping with Copyright and Beyond: New Challenges as the Library Goes Digital, 18(4) Cause/effect 4 (1995)
  28. Mary Jackson, Copyright Libraries and Media Centers, 27(3) Media and Methods (1991)
  29. Mary Jensen, Does your Project have a Copyright Problem? A Decision-Making Guide for Librarians (McFarland & Company, Inc. 1996)
  30. Alicia Kehrig, Copyright Compliance by Law Firm Libraries, Master's Thesis, Kent State University (1993)
  31. King Research, Library Photocopying in the United States: With Implications for the Development of a Copyright Royalty Payment Mechanism (National Commission of Libraries and Information Science 1977)
  32. Preben Kirkegaard, Copyright and Libraries-A Scandinavian Approach, Paper presented at the Annual Conference of the International Federation of Library Associations (Manila, Philippines, August 18-23, 1980).
  33. Nancy Kranich, Copyright Policies in ARL Libraries, SPEC Kit 102 (Association of Research Libraries 1984)
  34. Bridget Lavelle, Knowledgeability of Copyright Law among Librarians and Library Paraprofessionals Employed in Adult Services at a Large Public Library System, Master's Research Paper (Kent State University 2002)
  35. Library Association, Copyright in Special Libraries in a Non-Commercial Environment (Library Association (UK) 1991)
  36. Library of Congress, Copyright and the Librarian (U.S. Government Printing Office 1977)
  37. Susan Lytle, Software Libraries and the Copyright Law, 110(12) Library Journal 33 (1985)
  38. Mary Minow and Cicely Reed, Libraries and the Pickle (PCLE) of Content Management Schemes: Survey of Pending Copyright Policy Battle and their Implications for School Libraries, Free Speech, Access to Information and Democracy, 31(3) Knowledge Quest 16 (2003)
  39. National Council of Teachers of English, The New Copyright Law: Questions Teachers and Librarians Ask (American Library Association 1977)/li>
  40. New York State Library, Libraries, Users and Copyright: Proprietary Rights and Wrongs, Bookmark Winter (1992)
  41. Carol Ou, Technology and Copyright Issues in the Academic Library: First Sale, Fair Use and the Electronic Document, 3 Libraries and the Academy 89 (2003)
  42. Charles Oppenheim, Legal Issues for Information Professionals VI: Copyright Issues in Digitization and the Hybrid Library, 20 Information Services & Use 203 (2000)
  43. Bruce Robinson, Copyright Legislation -Guidelines for Libraries, Educators and Students, 48 Contemporary Education 228 (1977)
  44. Carrie Russell, Libraries in Today's Digital Age: The Copyright Controversy (Office of Educational Research and Improvement 2001)
  45. Mary Hutchings Reed, Videotapes: Copyright and Licensing Considerations for Schools and Libraries (Office of Educational Research and Improvement 1989)
  46. Mary Hutchings Reed, Computer Software: Copyright and Licensing Considerations for Schools and Libraries (Office of Educational Research and Improvement 1989)
  47. Steven Schmidt and David Lewis, The Unlimited Portal of the Electronic Library (Except where Prohibited by Copyright Law), Paper presented at Computers in Libraries '96 (Washington, DC, February 27, 1996).
  48. Carol Mann Simpson, Copyright for School Libraries: A Practical Guide (Linworth Publishing 1994)
  49. John Stedman, Academic Library Reserves: Photocopying and the Copyright-Law, 64 AAUP 142 (1978)
  50. B. Stuart-Stubbs, Purchasing and Copying Practices at Canadian University Libraries; Two Studies Performed for the Canadian Association of College and University Libraries Committee on Copyright Legislation (Canadian Library Association 1971)
  51. Rosemary Talab, Copyright, Micro Software and the Library Media Center, 12 School Library Media Quarterly 285 (1984)
  52. Shaopan Tsai, The Canadian White Paper on Copyright: As a Librarian Sees it, 76 Special Libraries 261 (1985)
  53. Henry Tseng, The Ethical Aspects of Photocopying as they Pertain to the Library, the User and the Owner of Copyright, 72 Law Library Journal 86 (1979)
  54. Leo Voogt and Barbara Ford, Examining New Technologies, Legislation, Standards and Budgets and Putting Knowledge to Work and View from the Head of the Table, 18(12) Incite 8 (1997)
  55. David Walch, The Circulation of Microcomputer Software in Academic Libraries and Copyright Implications, 10 Journal of Academic Librarianship 62 (1984)
  56. Information Organizations Address Copyright Law Revisions, 22(3) Bulletin of the American Society for Information Science 22 (1996).
  57. A Viewer's Guide to Copyright Law: What Every School, College and Public Library Should Know (South Carolina Dept. of Education 1992)
  58. Copyright, Media and the School Library: A Guide to the Multimedia Copying in Schools, 6 School Media Quarterly 192A (1978)
  59. Photocopying and the Law: A Guide for Librarians and Teachers and Other Suppliers and Users of Photocopies of Copyright Work (Australian Copyright Council 1970)

    60. *Compiled by Jon Cavicchi, Professor and Intellectual Property Librarian and Marilee Owens, MLS, Assistant March 2006.

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