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Series Editor's Introduction Foreword Preface Why Read This Book? Why Worry about Copyright Compliance? How to Use this Book Acknowledgments Glossary of Essential Terms Used in this Book PART I THREE TYPES OF COPYRIGHT LIABILITY 1 - What is Direct Copyright Infringement? Introducing the Nuances and Significance of Direct Infringement Understanding Infringement in Light of New Technologies Real-world Examples Key Points for Your Institution's Policy and Practice 2 - What is Contributory Copyright Infringement? Taking Precautions with Technologies that Facilitate Contributory Infringement Avoiding Encouragement and Facilitation of Infringement Understanding How Legislative Initiatives Affect the Concept of Facilitation Keeping up with Recent Enforcement Initiatives Real-world Examples Key Points for Your Institution's Policy and Practice 3 - What is Vicarious Infringement? Recognizing Institutional Liability for Employee Actions Avoiding Strict Liability in Employment Settings Understanding Premise Liability Real-world Examples Key Points for Your Institution's Policy and Practice PART II PENALTIES AND IMMUNITIES IN COPYRIGHT LAW FOR LIBRARIES AND SCHOOLS 4 - What are Damages and How Can They be Limited? Introducing Monetary Damages Avoiding Damage Enhancement for Willful Infringement Understanding Statutory Damage Reduction and Remission Considering State Immunity in Copyright Law Real-world Examples Key Points for Your Institution's Policy and Practice 5 - How Can Libraries and Schools Obtain Immunity? Ensuring Immunity under Section 108 Obtaining Immunity for the Production of Temporary Copies Real-world Examples Key Points for Your Institution's Policy and Practice PART III THE IMPACT OF THE DIGITAL MILLENIUM COPYRIGHT ACT ON LIBRARY AND EDUCATIONAL ENVIRONMENTS 6 - What is the Section 512 Safe Harbor? Understanding the Concept of Safe Harbor Recognizing the Relationship between Copyright Law and the Safe Harbor Identifying the Basic Requirements of Section 512 Real-world Examples Key Points for Your Institution's Policy and Practice 7 - How Should Libraries and Schools Respond to Claims of Infringement? Making Sense of the Registered Agent Requirement of Section 512(c) Identifying the Two Forms of "Notice" Avoiding Receipt of Financial Benefit Responding to Section 512 Subpoenas Real-world Examples Key Points for Your Institution's Policy and Practice 8 - What is Different about Section 512 in Higher Education? Complying with Section 512 at Academic Institutions Combating Over-zealous Use of Section 512 Obtaining Immunity for Infringement Claims Not Based in Copyright Real-world Examples Key Points for Your Institution's Policy and Practice Appendix to Chapter 8: Liability Limitation Table for Online Materials 9 - What about Technological Protections on Copyright under Section 1201? Understanding the Anti-circumvention and Anti-trafficking Rules Avoiding the Trafficking of Circumvention Devices Qualifying for the Right to Circumvent in Libraries and Educational Settings Real-world Examples Key Points for Your Institution's Policy and Practice PART IV THREE WAYS LIBRARIES AND SCHOOLS CAN LIMIT THEIR EXPOSURE 10 - What Must Be Done to Legally Reproduce and Distribute Copyrighted Materials in the Library? Background Required Copyright Warning Notice for Interlibrary Loan and Library Reproduction Services Required Copyright Warning Notice for Reproduction Equipment Real-world Examples Key Points for Your Institution's Policy and Practice 11 - What about the Circulation of Copyrighted Software? Understanding Distribution Rights in the Library Required Copyright Notice for Circulation of Software Real-world Examples Key Points for Your Institution's Policy and Practice 12 - What's Different about Copyright Compliance for Distance Education Programs? Identifying Permissible Transmission of Copyrighted Materials in Distance Education Complying with New Analog and Digital Copyright Compliance Requirements for Distance Education Learning About Further Digital Compliance Requirements Real-world Examples Key Points for Your Institution's Policy and Practice 13 -Afterword: Final Thoughts about Liability, Immunity, and Risk Assessment in Copyright Law PART V COMPLIANCE TOOLS FOR SCHOOLS AND LIBRARIES Tool 1 - A Copyright Compliance Audit Tool 2 - Implementation Checklist for Section 512 Registered Agents Tool 3 - Sixteen Model Copyright Policies Index: Cases Index: Subject About the Author
Library of Congress Subject Headings for this publication:
Copyright infringement -- United States.
Fair use (Copyright) -- United States.