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Copyright and Cultural Institutions: Short Guidelines for Digitisation
Emily Hudson University of Melbourne - Law School Andrew T. Kenyon University of Melbourne Law School U of Melbourne Law, Centre for Media and Communications Law, August 2005 U of Melbourne Legal Studies Research Paper No. 141 Abstract: Digital technologies are leading to fundamental changes in the ways that copyright works are created, accessed and distributed. These changes are significant for cultural institutions' missions of access, preservation, research and education. Digital technologies also raise many administrative issues, including in relation to copyright. These short guidelines aim to assist understanding and compliance with copyright law within the sector, and supplement the authors' full Guidelines for Digitisation.
Keywords: copyright, law, cultural institution, library, museum, film art, gallery, short, compliance, comply, culture, digitisation, digital JEL Classifications: K1, K10, K11 Accepted Paper SeriesDate posted: February 07, 2006 ; Last revised: March 02, 2006Suggested CitationContact Information
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