Copyright

I have had several requests by faculty to approve the coursepacks they have put together.

Patrons have suggested we provide photocopies of the daily crossword puzzles out of the newspaper because of other patrons doing the puzzle out of the library's current newspaper, th

We have several VHS tapes that our anthropology professors use in the classroom. Our campus will be phasing out VHS as the players break down.

A law practice in is litigating a case.  They have contacted us asking for all relevant materials.

We’ve recently had some questions regarding the ability to provide access to dissertations, theses, and other cataloged graduate work.  How does the law govern these questions?

At a recent WNYLRC webinar, we discussed the ownership of materials generated by library staff.  Who owns the massive amount of original work generated by an active, engaged lib

Our question concerns the copying of college textbook chapters for students where the required textbook is either backordered by the bookstore day one of semester or where a late

I encountered a situation in which a patron wanted to share an article that I sent to [a not-for-profit organization’s] educational portal.

Our local newspaper of record used to microfilm itself (using a third party vendor) for their own use in their private archives.

The question relates to showing a performance video to a sanctioned college club.