Copyright References
For further information regarding copyright issues explained in this site,
consult the list of website links listed below.
Copyright Law
Title 17 of
the United States Code (U.S. Code - Title 17 - Copyrights)
Fair Use 17
USC Section 107: Limitations on exclusive rights: Fair use
Copyright Office Circular
21: Fair Use (Reproduction of Copyrighted Works by Educators and Librarians)
DMCA in U.S. Code - U.S.
Copyright Law (U.S. Copyright Office DMCA Summary - PDF)
TEACH Act - Sec.
110. - Limitations on exclusive rights: Exemption of certain performances and
displays
TEACH Act
(PDF Version)
UW Departments and Organizations Referenced
Grants and
Contracts Services office (Service unit within the Office of Research that
supports faculty members in obtaining external research grants)
UW
Libraries Copyright site (Copyright information for educators)
UW
Publication Services (Copyright Permissions Center)
UW TechTransfer
(UW TechTransfer facilitates the distribution of new innovations arising from
University of Washington activity)
Patent, Invention, and Copyright Policy
University
of Washington Handbook: Volume Four, Part V, Chapter 7, Section 2: Copyright
Policy
UW Policy on Coypright and Copyright Related Topics
Administrative
Policy Statement 47.2 (Personal Use of University Facilities, Computers,
and Equipment by University Employees)
Instructor's Guide to Reserves, Ereserves, and Course Packs Frequently Asked
Questions
UW
Computing and Networking Copyright Issues
UW Computing
and Networking Rules
UW
DMCA - Digital Millenium Copyright Act - Page
UW
Vice Provost memo on Digital Millennium Copyright Act Procedures to Protect
Copyright
Volume Four of the University
Handbook (Policies, regulations, rules, practices and procedures of University
of Washington departments and offices)
Other Links
ASCAP (a membership association
of U.S. composers, songwriters, lyricists, and music publishers)
BMI (an American performing
rights organization)
Harry Fox Agency (musical
copyright information source and licensing agency for the music industry)
SESAC (a performing rights
organization)
Visual Resources Association
(VRA)
When U.S.
Works Pass into the Public Domain (reference table created by Lolly Gasaway,
University of North Carolina)
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