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Delivered to the North Wales Libraries Partnership Copyright Workshop on 30 January 2014 at the University of Bangor, by Jason Miles-Campbell of Jisc Legal.
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Copyright law made easy. Honest. 30 January 2014 Bangor A quick introduction to using other people’s stuff
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Copyright law made easy. Honest.

30 January 2014Bangor

A quick introduction to using other people’s stuff

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2A quick introduction to using other people’s stuff North Wales Libraries Partnership, 30 January 2014

Jason Miles-Campbell

[email protected]

0141 548 4939

www.jisclegal.ac.uk

Jisc Legal Manager

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Have you heard of Jisc Legal before?

1. Hello again, Jason

2. Yes, fairly often

3. Yes, used occasionally

4. Vague acquaintance

5. What’s that, then?Hello

again, J

ason

Yes, fa

irly often

Yes, u

sed occa

sionally

Vague acq

uaintance

What’

s that,

then

?

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When it comes to copyright...

1. I’m confident

2. I’ve a fair idea

3. I dabble

4. I ask others

5. I hide in the toilet I’m co

nfident

I’ve a

fair idea

I dabble

I ask

other

s

I hide in

the t

oilet

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I paraphrase someone else’s work.In copyright terms...

1. This is okay in all cases

2. This is okay if I give acknowledgement

3. I need the author’s permission to avoid infringement

4. I can hear the sirens already

5. I’m not sure

This

is oka

y in al

l cases

This

is oka

y if I

give .

..

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e author’s

p...

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hear t

he sirens a

...

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ure

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How long until these slidesgo out of copyright?

1. 2.30pm

2. 10 years from now

3. 25 years from now

4. 50 years from now

5. 70 years from now

6. Even longer…

7. I’m not sure2.30

pm

10 yea

rs fro

m now

25 yea

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m now

50 yea

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m now

70 yea

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nger…

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ure

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A quick introduction to using other people’s stuff

» The new world – why comply?» What’s the challenge?» Copyright, decisions and risk» Jason’s Famous Copyright in One Slide

» What’s in your copyright arsenal?

» Eight quick top tips

Copyright, Libraries, Librarians and the Law

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» The changing landscape:

›greater awareness

›business model protection

›pervasive technology, and access

» Motivators

› it’s the law

›confidence

›example

›reputation and trust

›quality

Why comply?I came, I saw, I right-clicked…

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The Challenge...

• The provision of resources to anyone, anytime, anywhere, with little or no notice

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The University of Bangor in Borneo

The University of Bangor in Borneo

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... the fact that our system of communication, teaching and entertainment does not grind to a standstill is in large part due to the fact that in most cases infringement of copyright has, historically, been ignored...

”Mr Justice

Laddie

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What’s Your Attitude to IPR?

1. Anarchist

2. Boundaries need pushed

3. Pragmatic, not pedantic

4. Conservative and cautious

5. Strongly risk averse

6. Not sureAnarch

ist

Boundaries n

eed push

ed

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not ped

antic

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tive and ca

u...

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verse

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What’s Your Organisation’s Attitude to IPR?

1. Anarchist

2. Boundaries need pushed

3. Pragmatic, not pedantic

4. Conservative and cautious

5. Strongly risk averse

6. Not sureAnarch

ist

Boundaries n

eed push

ed

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atic,

not ped

antic

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Do you have a mobile device with copyright infringing content with you?

1.Can I call my lawyer?

2.Maybe.

3.I’m waiting to see what button others press.

4.Yes.

5.Definitely not, guv. Honest.

Can I c

all my l

awyer?

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e.

I’m w

aiting t

o see w

h..Yes

.

Definitely

not, gu

v. ...

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Copyright in One Slide

» Copyright controls copying and other ‘restricted acts’ (copying, adaptation, transmission, dissemination etc)

» You must own copyright, or have the permission of the copyright holder, in order to do the ‘restricted acts’

» A few education-relevant exceptions(and soon to be a few more)

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What’s in your copyright arsenal?

» Licences. Lots of them.› Some blanket, some standard, some bespoke, some ad hoc

› Some easy to understand, some incomprehensible.

» Statutory permitted acts

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Give Me What I Want,What I Really, Really Want

Your search returned 56,139 media

items

- 0 meet your licensing requirements...

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The Answer...

Read the licence!

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Some Other Answers...

Ss.38-40 Yippee, but...should not be supplied to more than one reader at substantially the same time and for substantially the same purpose. Payment of cost, declaration.

Provide legitimate access (VLE, online)

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Understand your needs.

Top

Tip 1

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Identify links/gaps between provision and

needs

Top

Tip 2

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Get senior management to

understand.

Top

Tip 3

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Negotiate.

Top

Tip 4

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Educate yourself / lecturers / leaders.

Top

Tip 5

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Educate students / users / readers.

Top

Tip 6

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Promote the easiest to use resources

Top

Tip 7

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Ask for feedback, provide support.

Top

Tip 8

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Next Steps…?

1. Go back and say well done!

2. Start a conversation with management/leaders

3. Re-write a few policies and procedures

4. Monitor what’s in place already

5. Point at the guy/gal over there and say ‘his/her problem!’ Go bac

k and sa

y well..

.

Start

a conve

rsation ...

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e a few polic

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in pla.

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?Your questions

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This work, with the exception of logos, and any other content marked with a separate copyright notice, is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution 3.0 Unported Licence. Attribution should be “© Jisc Legal – www.jisclegal.ac.uk – used under Creative Commons Attribution 3.0 Unported Licence” (with clickable URLs where possible). The use of logos in the work is licensed for use only on non-derivative copies. Further information at www.jisclegal.ac.uk/CopyrightPolicy.

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