Category Archives: copyright

Quick links of interest

Posted on December 17, 2007 by John Mark Ockerbloom

Some resources I’ve recently hear about that look like they deserve some attention (which I haven’t given them yet, but find worth noting now) The first issue of the Code4lib journal is out, with lots of interesting-looking articles on next-generation … Continue reading →

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Kids on the lawn, and copynorms

Posted on December 14, 2007 by John Mark Ockerbloom

There’s an interesting discussion over in John Scalzi’s blog about a new organization called the Organization for Transformative Works, which essentially aims to legitimize fan fiction as first-class expressions safe from copyright challenges. As I write this, there are over … Continue reading →

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Copyright information sharing: An update

Posted on December 7, 2007 by John Mark Ockerbloom

I regularly get mail about the web pages I have on copyright registrations and renewals and the inventory I did on the first renewals of periodicals. Turns out a lot of folks, both inside and outside of libraries, are interested … Continue reading →

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