Campus Copyright Rights and Responsibilities Guidebook
http://www.aaupnet.org/aboutup/issues/Campus_Copyright.pdf
This document presents a primer on copyright law and provides guidance on specific copyright issues of common research, teaching, and learning activities in an academic community. The guide was prepared by those with diverse perspectives and applications of copyright, including the Association of American Universities, the Association of Research Libraries, the Association of American University Presses, and the Association of American Publishers. UNC-CH
Copyright Policy
http://www.unc.unc/campus/policies/copyright.html
This website provides a look at the policy of the University of North
Carolina-Chapel Hill when dealing with copyrighted material. Topics covered
include academic fair use, copyright infringement, and dispute resolution.
This Policy is maintained by the Office of the Vice Chancellor and General
Counsel of the University
UNC-CH
Copyright Resources
http://www.lib.unc.edu/copyright
The campus Copyright Committee has developed a copyright website for faculty
and staff. The site has resources to educate faculty and staff about copyright,
assist faculty members with decisions about what constitutes fair use, and
gathered campus policies on copyright. Links to outside organizations and
copyright education websites combine with the other material to create an
important resource for scholarship, teaching and service.
U.S.Copyright Office
http://lcweb.loc.gov/copyright
The U.S. Copyright Office website exists to provide resources, publications,
and copyright application forms to the general public. With a database
of online copyright records beginning in 1978, this site provides a user
with answers to many of the questions that arise when dealing with copyright.
Copyright Clearance Center
http://www.copyright.com
Copyright Clearance Center, Inc., the largest licenser of text reproduction
rights in the world, was formed in 1978 to facilitate compliance with
U.S. copyright law. CCC provides licensing systems for the reproduction
and distribution of copyrighted materials in print and electronic formats
throughout the world.
The Copyright Website
http://www.benedict.com
The Copyright Website provides real world, practical and relevant copyright
information for anyone navigating the net. A large portion of this site
is dedicated to recent electronic copyright issues including mp3 audio
files and mpeg video files. Also included are the basics of copyright
law and current issues dealing with bleeding edge technologies on the
web. Public Domain Chart
http://www.unc.edu/~unclng/public-d.htm
This tool, developed by Lolly Gassaway (UNC Law Professor and Director of the Law Library), is useful for calculating when U.S. works pass into the public domain. Association of American Publishers Copyright Resources
http://www.publishers.org/about/copyrightresources.cfm
General resources including an Imprints List, Permissions Department contact names, best practices in processing permissions, etc.
CPC faculty, staff, and trainees may also contact library staff with questions about copyright issues.
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