# The Librarian's Copyright Companion/Index

Index
* abstracts, 23–24
* Agreement on Guidelines for Classroom Copying in Not-for-Profit Educational Institutions, see Classroom Guidelines
* American Association of University Professors (AAUP), 59
* American Library Association (ALA)
* Model Policy Concerning College and University Photocopying for Classroom Research and Library Reserve Use, 59–62, 165
* archival copying, 49–50
* articles, 47–51, 60–61, 83–89, 178–79
* Association of American Law Schools (AALS), 59
* Association of American Publishers (AAP), 4, 52, 55, 58, 85, 93
* Association of Research Libraries (ARL), 73, 180
* audiovisual works, 29–30, 151–70
* see Guidelines for Off-Air Recording of Copyrighted Works for Educational Institutions taping
* author addenda, 178–79
* Authors League of America, 58, 93
* Berne Convention, 15, 19–20, 75
* broadcast programs, see Guidelines for Off-Air Recording of Copyrighted Works for Educational Institutions and taping
* circumvention, see Digital Millennium Copyright Act (DMCA)
* classroom copying, see educational uses
* Classroom Guidelines, 57–60
* collective licensing agencies, 149–50
* collective works, see compilations and collective works
* compilations and collective works, 13–16, 47
* definition of, 13–14
* facts, 15
* Computer Software Rental Amendment Act of 1990, 26–28
* computer software, 6
* copying of, 111–12
* lending of, 26–28, 115
* warnings, 27–28, 115
* Conference on Fair Uses (CONFU)
* Fair Use Guidelines for Electronic Reserve Systems, 62–63
* Constitution of the United States, 3, 39
* contracts, see licensing agreements
* contributory infringement, 35–37
* CONTU Guidelines, 99–103
* copying, see reproduction
* copying, systematic, see systematic copying and distribution
* Copyright Act of 1909, 3
* Copyright Act of 1976, 3, 6, 16, 42, 125
* legislative history, 4, 6, 10, 26, 42–43, 46, 57–58, 71–72, 78–79, 81, 87, 92–93, 96, 100, 102, 106
* Copyright Clearance Center (CCC), xi–xii, 1, 4, 52, 55, 63–64, 86, 150
* Copyright Office, see Register of Copyrights
* copyright owner’s rights, 21–31
* attribution and integrity, 31–32
* derivative works, right to create, 23–24
* distribution, 24–29
* public display, 29–30
* public performance, 29–30, 156–59
* reproduction, 22–23
* transmission, 30–31
* copyright,
* definition of, 2
* duration of, 16–18
* notice of, 7–9, 75–77
* originality, 5, 13
* purpose, 4
* copyrightable works, 5–7
* fixation, 6
* idea/expression dichotomy, 5
* originality, 5
* copyshops, 53–55
* coursepacks, 53–55, 58–59, 63–64
* Creative Commons, see open licenses
* damaged or deteriorating work, see library exemption
* damages, 33–35
* databases, 112–13, 183
* protection of, 15, 113–14
* derivative works, 23–24
* designated agent, 120
* deteriorating works
* replacement of, 80–82
* digital information, 22, 77, 107–24
* Digital Millennium Copyright Act (DMCA), 117–24
* caching, 119
* circumvention, 122–23
* copyright management information, 124
* educational institutions, 121–23
* linking, 121
* notice and takedown, 120–21
* transitory communications, 118–19
* digital sound recording transmission, 30–31
* digital video recorders, 152
* distance education, 168–70
* distribution, 24–29
* document delivery, 73–74, 83–89
* see also interlibrary loan
* document delivery guidelines, 88–89
* downloading, 34, 113
* e-books, 28–29, 123
* e-mail, 22, 108–09
* educational uses, 56–67
* damages, remission of, see damages, 34
* electronic reserve, see reserves, electronic
* equipment, 36–37, 91–92
* European Union, 15
* face-to-face teaching, 163–66
* facts, 15–16
* fair use, 41–68
* factors, 43–47, 49–52
* see also library exemption, relationship to fair use
* films, see motion pictures
* first sale doctrine, 24–30, 115–17
* fixation, 6
* for-profit institutions, 49–56
* foreign authors, 19–20
* government immunity, 38–39
* governmental works, 9–13, 113
* state government works, 11–13
* graphic works, see non-print works
* Guidelines for Classroom Copying in Not-for-Profit Educational Institutions, see Classroom Guidelines
* Guidelines for Off-Air Recording of Copyrighted Works for Educational Use, 152–56
* Guidelines for the Proviso of Subsection 108(g)(2)
* see also CONTU Guidelines
* ideas, 5–6, 23
* infringement, see liability and copyright owners’ rights
* innocent infringer, 7, 34
* interlibrary loan, 73, 83–89, 103
* international agreements, 19–20
* International Association of Scientific, Technical & Medical Publishers (STM), 85
* liability, 33–37, 166–67
* limitation of, 37–39
* vicarious, 35–37
* library exemption, 34, 69–106
* articles or excerpts, 83–89
* audiovisual works, 155–56
* commercial advantage, 71–75, 77
* damaged or deteriorating work, replacement of, 80–82
* fair use, relationship to, 69, 92–93, 106
* lost or stolen work(s), 80–82
* qualifying for, 70–75, 77
* library reserve, see reserves, library
* licensing agreements, 20, 93, 112, 125–50, 182–83
* Licensingmodels.com, 135
* linking, 22, 121
* Marx Brothers, 185
* Model Policy Concerning College and University Photocopying for Classroom Research and Library Reserve Use, 59–62
* moral rights, 20, 31–32
* motion pictures, 5, 29–30, 150
* streaming and rental, 161
* musical works, 5, 26–28, 149–50
* National Commission on New Technological Uses of Copyrighted Work (CONTU), see CONTU Guidelines
* newsletters, 47–49, 53
* non-print works, 5–7, 105–06, 170–71
* sculptural work, 5
* notice of copyright, 7–9, 19, 75–77
* off-air taping, see Guidelines for Off-Air Recording of Copyrighted Works for Educational Use
* open licenses, 181–82
* originality, 5, 13
* orphan works, 175–77
* out-of-print works, see unpublished or out-of-print works
* parody, 44–45
* patents, 2
* Patriot Act, 103
* performances and displays, 116–17, 179–80
* educational purposes, for, 163–66, 168–70
* for-profit institutions, 166
* guidelines, 167
* in libraries, 159–61
* licenses for, 159
* section 110 exemptions, 162–66, 168–70
* periodicals, 47–53, 81, 97–102
* permission to copy, 67–68, 149–50, 174–80
* perpetual access, 107–08
* photographs, 13, 150, 170–71, 176
* pictorial works, 5, 179–80
* public domain works, 9–13
* public performances, see performances and displays
* published works
* lost, stolen, damaged, or deteriorating copies, 80–82
* publishing, library, 173–74, 182–83
* Record Rental Amendment Act of 1984, 26–27
* Register of Copyrights, 17, 69, 79, 93, 176, 177
* related or concerted copying or distribution, 94–95
* remedies, 33–35
* repositories, institutional, 173, 178
* reproduction, 22–23, 46–56
* reserves, library, 60–62
* reserves, electronic, 61–67
* rights of copyright owners, see copyright owners’ rights
* routing, 47–53
* sculptural work, see non-print work
* Section 108 Study Group, xi, 69, 79
* shrinkwrap license, 28, 110–11
* single user license, 112
* site license, 112
* software, see computer software
* Sonny Bono Copyright Term Extension Act of 1998, 16, 104–05
* sound recordings
* lending of, 26–28
* sovereign immunity, see government immunity
* speeches, 7
* state government works, see government works
* statute of limitations, 25–26, 37–38
* STM, see International Association of Scientific, Technical & Medical Publishers
* stolen works, see library exemption, lost or stolen works
* systematic copying or distribution, 85, 95–103, 153
* taping, 151–56
* Technology, Education, and Harmonization Act (TEACH Act), 168–70
* term of copyright, see copyright, duration of
* term extension, 16, 104
* trademarks, 2
* treaties, 19–20
* UNESCO, 19
* Uniform Computer Information Transactions Act (UCITA), 126
* United States Copyright Office, see Register of Copyrights
* Universal Copyright Convention (UCC), 19–20
* unpublished or out-of-print work(s), 45–46, 78–80, 89–90, 178
* videotapes, see audiovisual work
* visual art, 32
* Visual Artists Rights Act of 1990, 32
* Visual Resources Association, 171
* warning(s), 27–28, 37, 84, 91, 167
* works made for hire, 16, 56, 180
* World Intellectual Property Organization (WIPO), 19