References:
Bellsouth vs. Donnelley
Burrow-Giles Lithographic Co. v. Sarony
Copyright Code—A Linked Index
Feist Publications vs.
Rural Telephone
Peter Veeck
versus Southern Building Code Congress International Inc.,
Publications
International v. Meredith Corporation
Trade-Mark Cases, 100
U.S. 82 (1879)
U.S.
Constitution, Article 1, Section 8
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consult an attorney or refer to one or more of the sponsor links on the
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web site.
The copyright information on
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About.....
My copyright
background.
First of all, a
disclaimer. I am not a lawyer and nothing on this site is to be
construed as legal advice. If you have an issue that may
involve an actual or alleged copyright infringement, I advise
consulting an attorney.
My copyright interest is a "spin-off" from genealogy research.
After taking my family history research on-line, I saw a wide
disparity in what various genealogy web sites and mailing lists
had to say about copyright. Needless to say it was very confusing.
To resolve my confusion, I decided to do a little bit of
studying on copyright. After trying to trace my ancestry,
researching the copyright rules was easy!
In the same time period, I was starting to get involved in
placing my genealogy research—and other
things—on-line, so I decided to do the same thing with what I
found out about copyright, with the focus being for copyright as
it applies to genealogy.
A couple of years later, after some
discussions about copyright at work, I was asked to put together
some training on the subject. I opted to create a web-site where
the students would work their way through the site to learn about
copyright. The web-site worked out fine; however, there was
a bit of grief over the questionnaire that the Instructional
Technologist, who was copyright illiterate, decided to use as a
evaluation tool to ensure that everyone actually did the training.
In this current web site on copyright, I
have taken incorporated the pertinent material from all of the
previous sites and pages. As well, I've incorporated
redirects on the sites that I still have access to so that links
sending visitors to my copyright pages will send them to the
appropriate page on this site. |
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