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Minimizing Corporate Copyright Infringement
Carrie Hefte of Wells Fargo shares her own experiences in mitigating risk best practices for promoting copyright compliance company-wide.
Topic: Copyright Licensing & Permissions
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What is Open Access?
Open Access has been described as everything from a business model to a movement. Join Roy Kaufman as he provides a quick, but informative overview about Open Access and its impact on the availability and use of valuable content.
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Can Clothing Design Be Protected By Copyright?
The U.S. Supreme Court is expected to hear a copyright case in the fall of 2016 about whether a cheerleading uniform can be copyrighted protected. Copyright expert Fred Haber gives a quick overview of the dispute.
Topic: Copyright Licensing & Permissions
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Attribution Is Different than Copyright Permission
If you give attribution when using someone else’s copyrighted content at work, can you avoid copyright infringement? Wells Fargo Sr. Company Counsel – IP Carrie Hefte says “no”. Hear Carrie explain what happens when an employee uses online images in a presentation without the photographer’s permission.
Topic: Copyright Licensing & Permissions
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What’s Copyright Protected?
Learn about copyright and what types of creations are copyright-protected. Copyright expert Roy Kaufman gives you a crash course on how copyright may affect the content you use day-to-day.
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Power of Content
Our lives are fueled by content – news, images, music and movies inform, entertain, empower and inspire. See the power of content in our every day lives.
Topic: Information Management
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Copyright Basics
Take a copyright crash course with CCC’s Jim the librarian, as he explains the basics of U.S. copyright law and how it affects you at work.
Topic: Copyright Licensing & Permissions
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Copyright is…
Gain a better understanding of the importance of copyright and its essential effect on the work of authors, photographers, illustrators, artists, musicians, movie producers and composers. Copyright promotes art, science and learning and new ways of creating, publishing, protecting, accessing and sharing content create new challenges, questions and needs. Copyright is essential.