Image Rights

We at [redacted higher ed institution] are considering digitizing our past yearbooks and storing them in an institutional repository which has the option of materials being password

This is an issue that's come up in recent conversation.

Our historical society produced a documentary about the making of a sculpture.

My concern is about employee privacy and image use.

Our local public library has started a collection of donated yearbooks from the high school. They requested to receive or purchase new yearbooks as they were published.

Are libraries legally required to obtain photo releases from all patrons (children's parents, teens, adults), even if we don't name those patrons before publishing photos to our soci

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

[I work at the library of a public university.] Every year we have requests from students in Media Arts program to videotape in the library. They ask me to grant permission.

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

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