Copyright
“To use those works, the public enjoys rights to display their own copies, to lend them or give them away, […]
Week 10 – Copyright
“While there are a few well defined use cases in which the use of copyrighted material is definitely legal or […]
Week Ten (Mar 28 & 30) – Copyright, Copyleft, Creative Commons, Public Domain, and Fair Use
Quote #1, Major Theme: “Fair use law is fluid, and hard for non-lawyers (and most non-IP lawyers, and even some […]
Copyright for Instructors
“A creator’s rights persist for their entire lifetime, plus 70 more years. After that, works become part of the public domain, […]
Plagiarism
This week’s readings focused on how copyright affects instructors and when you need to cite your sources. Based on both […]
Week 10: Is all Fair Use in Love and War
Quote 1, Major theme of the Week: “the won’t-get-you-sued standard and the won’t-get-you-found-liable standard can be very different” Shaffer, Kris. […]
