copyright
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Open access to scholarly knowledge in the digital era
Open access to scholarly knowledge in the digital era (chapter 2.1): Insights for today from the historical origins of modern copyright
Can we once again find the advantages for learning among the play of scholarly publishing commercial interests, knowing that this…
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In the news
Publishers pursue ResearchGate over copyright infringements
Instead of opposing the open publication of papers, publishers can become supporters or even advocates of the open access model.
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In the news
News updates: UNESCO MILCLICKS, Marrakesh Treaty, E-book lending
UNESCO MILCLICKS media and information literacy initiative; Marrakesh Treaty now in force; E-books can be lent by EU libraries.
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Opinion
Do the hyperlinks on your website constitute a copyright infringement?
A new hyperlink copyright ruling in the European Court of Justice is causing significant concern.
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Tools & techniques
Infographics: “Did I Plagiarize?” and “Can I Use That Picture?”
Two infographics from "The Visual Communication Guy".
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Opinion
Libraries and digital content copyright: Extending the first sale doctrine
A new working paper proposes that copyright issues in regard to access to and the lending of digital content be…
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In the news
Divided views on Australia’s proposed copyright law reforms
Two Australian Government inquiries have proposed significant reforms to Australian copyright laws. Who is for and against the proposed changes,…
