Lawfulness of digitizing VHS commercial movies to DVD
We recently purchased equipment that is capable of converting VHS tapes to DVDs that will be used by staff and patrons.
We recently purchased equipment that is capable of converting VHS tapes to DVDs that will be used by staff and patrons.
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We are parodying words to a popular song to create a video celebrating our library's anniversary. The song is 50 years old. We will be using the music but changing the lyrics.
Our library is always seeking ways to promote literacy, exercise, and park visits with community partners.
Does the TEACH Act allow a school to stream entire movies, if the movies could otherwise be shown in their entirety in class?
A community member is interested in gathering at the library for a non-staged, dramatic reading of a play published in the UK in 2016.
[The member provided a link to a story about an elementary school principal putting on her pajamas and using “Facebook Live” to read her scholars a weekly bedtime story.]
I have been reading the legal arguments undergirding the Controlled Digital Lending initiative (controlleddigitallendin
ResearchGate is often a place individuals will go to snag PDFs which are typically provided by authors, not publishers.