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• In the Matter of Promotion of Distance Education Through Digital Technologies (Docket No. 98-12)

  Library Association Comments  reply-comments-distance-ed-03mar99.pdf

• Promotion of Distance Education Through Digital Technologies

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• Library OSP Letter to the House and the Senate re: On-line service providers’ liability for copyright infringement (Mar. 30, 1998)

  Letter from library and higher education organizations thanking Congressional representatives for their attention to assuring that any statute designed to clarify the limit of an on-line service provider's liability for...

• Testimony Before the U.S. Copyright Office Public Hearing on Distance Education (Feb. 12, 1999)

  Comments underscore the need for a change in Section 110(2) "to enable the display and performance of copyrighted works at remote locations at times selected by students" and to ask...

• “The Copyright Infringement Liability Of On-Line And Internet Service Providers” Joint Testimony Of National Library And Educational Organizations Before The United States Senate Committee On The Judiciary

  Testimony by Robert Oakley on behalf of the American Association of Law Libraries and 17 of the nation's other principal educational and library organizations.oakley-testimony-090497.pdf

• Letter to Commissioner of Patents and Trademarks re: Diplomatic Conference on Certain Copyright and Neighboring Rights Questions (Nov. 20, 1996)

   lt-wipo-guzman20nov96.pdf

• Letter to Daniel Tarullo re: concerns regarding the proposed draft treaties under consideration by the World Intellectual Property Organization (W.I.P.O.) (Nov. 19, 1996)

   lt-wipo-tarullo-19nov96.pdf

• Fair Use in Digital Environments: The Work of the Conference on Fair Use (CONFU)

  Paper disucssing fair use in digital environments, and particularly about the work of the Conference on Fair Use (or CONFU) to work out guidelines for "fair use" in educational and...

• Fair Use in the Electronic Age: Serving the Public Interest

  This statement, released on January 18, 1995, outlines the lawful uses of copyrighted works by individuals, libraries, and educational institutions in the electronic environment. The statement was developed by representatives...

• Intellectual Property: An ARL Statement of Principles

  This statement of seven principles adopted by the ARL Membership in May 1994 affirms the rights and responsibilities of the research library community in the area of copyright.  intellectual-property-an-arl-statement-of-principles-1994.pdf

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