Copyright in school libraries

목차 (Table of Contents)

• CONTENTS
• Preface to the fourth edition = 1
• Acknowledgments = 1
• Further advice = 1
• Introduction = 3
• How to use this guide = 4
• 1 International basis of UK copyright laws = 5
• Berne Convention = 5
• Universal Copyright Convention = 5
• Conventions on neighbouring rights = 6
• World Trade Organization and TRIPS = 6
• WIPO = 6
• WIPO treaties = 7
• 2 Guidance on the main provisions of the Act = 8
• Materials subject to copyright? = 8
• Criteria for protection = 8
• Length of the copyright period = 8
• Who owns the copyright? = 10
• What are rights and copyright infringement? = 10
• Secondary infringement = 12
• Moral rights = 12
• Remedies for infringement = 13
• 3 Exceptions to exclusive rights = 14
• Fair dealing = 14
• Copying by librarians and archivists = 16
• Special rules for education = 19
• 4 Other exceptions and permissions = 21
• 5 Statutory changes since the 1988 Act = 23
• Computer programs = 23
• Extension of the term of protection = 24
• Rental and lending right = 24
• Publication right = 25
• Databases = 25
• 6 Future changes to the Act = 29
• Copyright Directive = 29
• 7 Guidance on copying limits = 31
• Published literary works = 31
• Artistic works = 34
• Printed music = 36
• 8 Licensing schemes = 37
• Copyright Licensing Agency licensing schemes = 37
• DACS slide collection licensing scheme = 39
• Off-air recordinglicensing scheme = 40
• British Standards Institution Licence = 41
• Newspaper Licensing Agency = 41
• Ordnance Survey licences = 42
• Christian Copyright Licensing International = 42
• 9 Copyright of works in electronic form = 43
• Problems of access = 43
• Technical solutions = 43
• Contractual solutions and digital licensing initiatives = 44
• Fair dealing, the library regulations and digital works = 45
• 10 Guidance on digital copying = 47
• Rekeying from paper format into a word processor = 47
• Downloading from commercial databases = 47
• Sending copyright works by fax = 48
• E-mail messages and discussion lists = 48
• Using digital scanners = 49
• Internet and the World Wide Web = 49
• 11 Working for the profession-lobbying activities = 52
• LA／JCC Working Party on Copyright = 52
• EFPICC = 52
• 12 Miscellaneous advice and guidance = 54
• Charging for copying = 54
• Committee papers = 54
• Contents pages = 55
• Copyright-cleared workbooks = 56
• Copying by students in public libraries = 56
• Current awareness bulletins = 56
• Damaged tapes = 57
• Declaration forms = 57
• Exhibitions = 57
• Foreign material = 57
• Free material = 58
• Literacy hour = 58
• Microforms = 58
• Mixed media packages = 58
• Obtaining material for stock = 59
• Photographs = 59
• Playing music in educational establishments = 60
• Profit basis = 60
• Prohibitive statements = 60
• Seeking copyright permission = 61
• Self-service copying machines and liability = 61
• Topic files = 62
• Trade marks = 63
• Translations = 63
• Unpublished works = 63
• Videos = 64
• Visually impaired persons = 64
• Works created under the terms of an employment contract = 65
• 13 Case law = 66
• Artistic works = 66
• Books and periodicals = 68
• Newspapers = 71
• Computer software = 71
• Music and sound recordings = 71
• Videos = 72
• Performance right = 72
• Rental right = 72
• Digital works = 73
• 14 Other LA Copyright Guides and posters = 75
• The Library Association Copyright Guides = 75
• Posters = 75
• Appendix A Prescribed libraries and archives = 76
• Appendix B Prescribed copyright declaration form = 77
• Appendix C Some useful addresses = 78
• Statutory material and further reading = 80
• Index = 83