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Dear ARLIS/NA members,
We will be holding a special session on copyright issues on
Sunday, April 25th from 5:00pm – 6:30 pm. This session is
scheduled without any other conflicting events, and WE WANT YOUR
PARTICIPATION for a lively session!
Please read the description of the session below, and then
send questions you have to me (Ann Whiteside – [log in to unmask]) before Friday of this
week, and we’ll make sure your questions are asked during the Q &A
period.
Copyright and the Redefinition of
the Library Landscape
The Google book digitization project and the recent lawsuit
settlement have captured the attention of librarians and the public. The
settlement has fueled fears of Google’s domination of a wide range of
information-related markets. Concurrently, the copyright landscape around art
and images has become more complex. This session will provide a summary of the
Google settlement and discussion about the challenges and opportunities the
settlement presents to libraries, and art libraries in particular. There will
be an update on fair use and related copyright cases of special importance to
the visual arts community; we will learn what judicial decisions are game
changers, and how this is redefining the landscape of practice for art
librarians, artists and scholars.
This session is generously
sponsored by ARTstor.
Moderator
Ellen
Finnie Duranceau, Scholarly
Publishing/Licensing Consultant, Massachusetts Institute of
Technology
Speakers
Jonathan Band PLLC, President, policybandwidth “The Google Settlement and the Future
of Art Librarianship”
Madelyn Wessel, Associate General Counsel, University of
Virginia
“2009-2010 Legal Developments in Copyright, Art and Media”
Send your questions in, and let’s discuss the
implications of copyright for our profession.
See you in Boston!
Ann
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Ann Whiteside
Head, Rotch Library of Architecture and Planning
MIT Libraries
Project Director, SAHARA
P: 617-258-5594
www.libraries.mit.edu
www.saharaonline.org
http://www.vrafoundation.org/ccoweb/index.htm