Excellent article on an extremely difficult point of US copyright law (even
more difficult when viewed from abroad). Thanks for posting.
The publication doctrine creates, depressingly, yet another class of “orphan
works:” orphans who might have parents, but are trapped in archives with
Hello all,
We are a mid-size museum and are in the process of analyzing our scanners
options for digitization of our collection. All our reproduction photography is
currently done using digital cameras and copy stands. This has been effective
for us until now because our collection is very
Hi Adrian,
Can I forward to this to other mailing lists where professionals are who have
also released content under open licenses?
Sarah
On Jul 27, 2015, at 11:42 PM, Adrian Kingston adri...@tepapa.govt.nz wrote:
Hi all
Just over a year ago Te Papa released over 3 images (now
Hi all
Just over a year ago Te Papa released over 3 images (now over 48,000) for
high resolution download under No Known Copyright Restrictions statement or a
CC BY-ND-NC licence. We are doing a decent analysis of the impact of the
release, and would really like some benchmark data.
If
Hi Sarah, Absolutely, that would be great! (Maybe fix my stupid subject line
mistake first...)
Cheers
Adrian
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Stierch
Sent: Wednesday, 29 July 2015 4:50 a.m.
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