Wesley C. Rolley on mon 26 mar 01
Copyright seems to be of interest here and there are two new items that
people should be aware of. First, those of you who do freelance writing
for our favorite pubs (Mel, Ivor, Chris, Tony, etc.) should follow this
case in the US Supreme Court. (I know that this is an international list
and some of you are not residents of the US, though the publications for
which you write are available here and so are covered.)
http://www.wired.com/news/politics/0,1283,42538,00.html
This case involves freelance writers who sold their work for one time
publication in a magazine and then found their works freely available on
the Internet at sites not owned by the magazine in quesiton.
The second is:
"A Guide to Copyright For Music Librarians
:::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::
This online resource from the Music Library Association outlines key
developments and new policy in copyright law. Although geared toward music
libraries, arts organizations will be interested in the sections devoted to
copyright in the digital age. Visit this resource at:
."
Both references are from Open Studio Weekly Digest, a free service of Open
Studio: The Arts Online ().
Wes
Wes Rolley
"Happiness is to be fully engaged in the activity that you believe in and,
if you are very good at it, well that's a bonus." -- Henry Moore
http://www.refpub.com
Cindy Strnad on tue 27 mar 01
testing
----- Original Message -----
From: "Wesley C. Rolley"
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Sent: Monday, March 26, 2001 7:52 PM
Subject: New info on copyrights.
> Copyright seems to be of interest here and there are two new items that
> people should be aware of. First, those of you who do freelance writing
> for our favorite pubs (Mel, Ivor, Chris, Tony, etc.) should follow this
> case in the US Supreme Court. (I know that this is an international list
> and some of you are not residents of the US, though the publications for
> which you write are available here and so are covered.)
>
> http://www.wired.com/news/politics/0,1283,42538,00.html
>
> This case involves freelance writers who sold their work for one time
> publication in a magazine and then found their works freely available on
> the Internet at sites not owned by the magazine in quesiton.
>
> The second is:
>
> "A Guide to Copyright For Music Librarians
> :::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::
> This online resource from the Music Library Association outlines key
> developments and new policy in copyright law. Although geared toward
music
> libraries, arts organizations will be interested in the sections devoted
to
> copyright in the digital age. Visit this resource at:
> ."
>
> Both references are from Open Studio Weekly Digest, a free service of Open
> Studio: The Arts Online ().
>
> Wes
> Wes Rolley
>
> "Happiness is to be fully engaged in the activity that you believe in and,
> if you are very good at it, well that's a bonus." -- Henry Moore
>
> http://www.refpub.com
>
>
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