Copyright Resource Material
Table of Contents
- Preface
- Introduction to Copyright
- Copyright Basics
- What is Copyright?
- What works are protected?
- Rights of the Copyright Owner
- Unprotected Materials
- Duration of Copyright Protection
- Copyright Notices
- Legal Copyright Exemptions
- U.S. Copyright Law Section 107: Fair Use
- U.S. Copyright Law Section 108: Reproductions by Libraries and Archives
- U.S. Copyright Law Section 110: Exemptions of Certain Performances & Displays
- Remedies for Copyright Infringement
- Introduction to the Copyright Licensing Office
- Copyright Services
- Licensing Services
- Maintaining Licensing Records and Database Information
- Contact Information
- Copyright Tutorial
- Submitting a Request to the CLO (for BYU Community)
- Submitting a Request to use BYU-Owned Materials (for those outside BYU)
- Digital Millenium Copyright Act (DMCA) Summary
Title I: WIPO Copyright Treaties Implementation
- NewProhibitions on Using Copyrighted Works
- Exceptions for the Benefit of Education and Libraries
- Three-Year Review of the Law
- Encyrption Research and Reverse Engineering
Title II: Online Service Provider Liability
Title IV B: Additional Provisions of Importance to the University
- Copyright Basics
- Common Copyright Applications
- Myths of Copyright
- Considerations for Copying
- Unpublished Works
- Guidelines for Showing Films, Movies, Videos, DVDs (Motion Pictures)
- Copying Broadcasts of Television Programs
- Performance or Display at a Place of Worship
- Music
- Computer Programs
- Internet, Distributed Education, and Digital Delivery of Copyrighted Material
- Situations NOT Covered by the Copyright Resource Material
- Information for Specific Areas
- Packet and Copyright Clearance Center (Bookstore)
- Libraries
- Center for Instructional Design (CID)
- CID Teaching & Learning Lab & BlackBoard
- Print Services and Copy Centers
- Independent Study (IS)
- BYU Licensing and Trademark Office
- Appendices
- Bibliography