The US Department of Commerce provides information on government Internet policies. A site intended to help educators move away from the fearful image of copyright as an annoying or threatening beast and to work with copyright while maintaining focus on academic pursuits. Includes a listserv. Contains a chart developed by Laura Gasaway at the UNC Law Library to answer questions about whether a work is still in copyright. Professors can then go to the CCC web site and obtain permission to use your work at whatever fee you have set.
Principles work for any field.
Site of the Presidential Memorandum on Plain Language. Includes more than 300 Web sites and e-mail addresses. Published by the U.S. Census Bureau. The online listing of global events designed to promote digital printing technologies. A multi-disciplinary business information center.