Copyright across the Cohort: A Qualitative Evaluation of the Dissemination of Intellectual Property Information on ARL Websites
Bishop, Janet, Library Philosophy and Practice
Introduction
In December 2009 the Libraries Copyright Task Force (LCTF) of Colorado State University Libraries (CSUL) presented its findings to the CSUL interim dean and assistant deans. As part of its charge the LCTF was asked to "identify ...current practice in responding to questions and issues regarding copyright in the Libraries" as well as "determine what the Libraries purview is in regard to copyright vs. other units in the University community...and any external role [the] Libraries can/should play". The LCTF was also asked, as its charge, to "define content for a Libraries web site and possibly produce the content" (Negrucci, et al., 2009,[pp.1-5]). This task force was ā¦
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Article title: Copyright across the Cohort: A Qualitative Evaluation of the Dissemination of Intellectual Property Information on ARL Websites.
Contributors: Bishop, Janet - Author.
Journal title: Library Philosophy and Practice.
Publication date: June 2011.
Page number: 1+.
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