Digitization and Copyright

When it comes to digitizing large theater and music program collections, it is well-established that a library can digitize anything before 1923, and that if there are no copyright n

We are in the process of transferring old VHS tapes to DVD and then to a secure internet cloud. 

We are putting together a commemorative calendar as a fundraiser to celebrate the library's 90th year.

We received two grant applications for projects involving the digitization of high school student newspapers/magazines.

Recently, our library has been given a collection of photographs that were previously on display in a local business location.

A member asked about a request for the library to provide copies of photos from yearbooks for a class reunion.

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

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

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?

We are shifting away from VHS here on this campus (along with everywhere else), and have a question from an instructor about transferring a VHS tape to DVD.