Managing Copyright Risk: A Balancing Act
In-plants that print copyrighted material are in a difficult position. Rights holders want compensation, but customers want quick, inexpensive use of the content. Here are some resources to help.
The Cornell, Hofstra, Marquette and Syracuse Universities Guidelines
In 2006, under threat of litigation for unauthorized electronic use of copyrighted materials, Cornell University agreed to implement Association of American Publishers (AAP) guidelines governing electronic use of copyrighted content. According to these guidelines, any copyrighted content that requires permission for print use likewise requires permission for digital use. The AAP subsequently negotiated similar guidelines with Hofstra, Marquette and Syracuse Universities.
- People:
- Hofstra
- Robert A. Rauch
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