Sentences with phrase «understand about copyright»

So, is my understand about copyright deeply flawed and there indeed any sound legal basis for the motion?

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In retrospect, all seem to understand that Never Say Never Again is perhaps best regarded as a cautionary tale: When a movie like this is produced as a simple prerogative of copyright, no one's going to feel terribly passionate about it.

Kate Lazar, Education Program Manager for IP Awareness, explains that the research revealing that «roughly one in four people in this group are active pirates [gives] us clear indications of a lack of understanding amongst them about the concept of copyright.

I wish I could say that teaching students about copyright is easy, because in a world where digital tools are making creating and sharing content easier than ever, understanding copyright is incredibly important.

Copyrights Make sure you understand what copyright is all about and what it is not about.

Drew, if that's what you took away from probably my four comments about copyright law you didn't understand me.

Christopher Kenneally of the Copyright Clearance Center spoke to GoodEReader this week about some of the considerations that authors need to understand before publishing or posting their work anywhere.

The agent and author community have not been consulted about this new sort of use of authors» copyrighted material, and are unaware of how publishers plan on compensating authors for this sort of use of their books, which is unprecedented... Without a clear contractual understanding with their authors, it is unclear to us how publishers can participate in this program.

I would hope most bloggers understand enough about copyright law to know that it is improper to reprint an entire article without the copyright owner's permission.

If I once thought, like many educators, that copyright had little place in the schoolhouse, I've now come to think that it offers the means of throwing open the classroom door to the history and economy of ideas, to what is regarded by law as common to us all and what is revered as distinct about our ways of understanding the world.

In terms of OA publishing, my summary included understanding copyright and contracts; planning ahead and leaving sufficient time to determine and clear relevant rights; and informing authors about underlying rights in their contributions and obtaining rights clearances and warranties from authors.

One thing all had in common was a desire to understand domestic and international copyright issues, Web 2.0 and other digital copyright issues, special library provisions and fair use / dealing, as well as educating others about copyright and licensing.

Misunderstandings about copyright rules are often the result of not understanding the extent of copyright ownership.

I've been reading about derivative works and general copyright, but I'm struggling to understand the scope of what is a derivative work.

And beyond the privacy complaints, the program's documentation reflected a skewed understanding of copyright law, which is a real problem for a campaign that purports to be about education.