Because so many have already emailed me and asked for it, below is the working outline at this point. Please, please forgive this does not have a lot of detail at this point as it is very much still a work in progress.
Many thanks to all who have already responded!
Anne
Anne M. Young
Chair, Rights and Reproductions Committee, RCAAM
Manager of Rights and Reproductions
Indianapolis Museum of Art
4000 Michigan Road
Indianapolis, IN 46208-3326
T 317-923-1331 x171 F 317-920-0399
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R&R Handbook Working Outline:
1. Foreward
2. Introduction
3. Intellectual Property Introduction
a. Copyright
b. Trademark
c. Patent
d. Trade Secret
4. Determining Copyright Status
a. Public Domain
i. Resources for Researching Public Domain Status
b. Orphan Works
c. Fair Use
d. Creative Commons
5. Rights & Reproductions Practices and Policies
a. External Requests and Reproduction Fees
i. Scholarly Image Use Fees
ii. Open Access Images
b. Internal Requests
i. Exhibitions
ii. Label and didactic images
iii. Wall graphics
iv. Contextualizing videos
v. Catalogues and Publications
vi. Print licensing
vii. Digital licensing
viii. Marketing and promotional materials
ix. Educational Materials
x. Retail and Commercial Products
c. Image Distributors
i. Art Babble
ii. Artfinder
iii. Art Resource
iv. Art.sy
v. ARTstor
1. Images for Academic Publishing
vi. Bridgeman Art Library
1. Bridgeman Education
2. Bridgeman Art-on-Demand
vii. Google Art Project
1. Street View
2. Indoor View
3. Gigapixel
viii. Image Alliance
ix. Scholars Resource
d. Social Media
i. Facebook
ii. Instagram
iii. Pinterest
iv. Twitter
v. Tumblr
e. Digital Publications
i. Licensing terms and fees
6. Finding Copyright Owners
a. Licensing Agreements
b. Artists Rights Society (ARS)
c. Visual Artists and Galleries Association, Inc. (VAGA)
d. U.S. Copyright Office
7. Intellectual Property Policies & Intellectual Property Audits
a. Open Access Policies
i. Institutional Repositories
b. Trademarks, Trade Secrets, and Patents
8. Court Cases
a. Fair Use
b. Appropriation
c. Infringement
9. Document & Contract Templates
10. Terms & Definitions
11. References and Resources
From: Anne Young
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Subject: Topics Wanted-Rights & Repro Handbook
The Indianapolis Museum of Art and American Alliance of Museums Press are currently finalizing the content outline for The Rights and Reproductions Handbook for Cultural Institutions and WE WANT YOUR INPUT!
While we do have a working outline, we are trying to finalize all of the topics now with our contributors and want to be sure we don't miss anything that YOU specifically would like to see covered in this new handbook.
Please send me topics, ideas, or needs that you have working in rights and reproductions ASAP. Feel free to contact me off list at [log in to unmask]<mailto:[log in to unmask]>.
Thank you for your thoughts, comments, and involvement!
Anne
Anne M. Young
Chair, Rights and Reproductions Committee, RCAAM
Manager of Rights and Reproductions
Indianapolis Museum of Art
4000 Michigan Road
Indianapolis, IN 46208-3326
T 317-923-1331 x171 F 317-920-0399
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