Copyright

We are planning to put together a public page with information on various artworks donated to our university.

Does our library incur any liability when a program presenter uses our facility and presents a program at our behest that includes music, either a previously-issued recording of musi

Can a faculty member, who no longer requires students to buy a textbook, duplicate and share (with the students) the supplemental instructional resources provided by the publisher?

When digitizing radio broadcasts of cultural significance (such as a talk show confronting social issues), must a library, museum, or archive remove any separately copyright

A member collaborating on a conference asked for some general legal advice to keep in mind when selecting a name for the event (“branding”).

We have video recordings of campus speakers that we are interested in digitizing and publishing to an online platform.

We are aware of the requirement to have a movie license to show a movie in a public forum, such as in a public library and the restrictions associated.

This answer was inspired by some recent questions…

Can we film a story time done at the library using copyrighted books, and then either stream the event live over Facebook for a one-time showing, or film and upload the story time to

An instructor has loaded many scanned pages from a cookbook (possibly multiple cookbooks) into her class Blackboard page so that students do not have to purchase a textbook.