Presentations

In a time of limited resources, libraries are always seeking to maximize their reach with decreasing funds. One way to accomplish this goal is through collaborative digitize-and-lend, where libraries share the responsibility of digitizing materials and...

With Prof. Stephen Osadetz (Harvard)

Expert panelists will make arguments for and against fair use and the audience will vote: fair use or not? You decide! Who will win? Everyone wins when they better understand copyright and fair use

New England Archivists Spring 2016 meeting, Portland, ME. http://www.newenglandarchivists.org/spring2016/#session2

Publish or Perish: Conversations on Academic Publishing at Florida State University

Keynote Address: Where Will Publishing Be in 2030?  A Look to the Future

Institute on Copyright in Higher Education at Florida State University

Keynote Address: Fair Use: Past, Present, and Future of a Critical Legal Right

Fair Use in Scholarly Journal and Book Publishing at MIT (live and webcast)

In celebration of Fair Use Week, this panel discussion will explore the barriers and issues that arise when scholarly publishers consider whether to allow fair use as a basis for...

Please join Kyle Courtney, the OSC’s Copyright Advisor and Program Manager, and Emily Bell, Copyright First Responder and Research Librarian, for the first installment of a front-line copyright certification program aimed at emboldening you to answer...

ACRL NEC SCIG Copyright Bootcamp (with Ellen Duranceau, Laura Quilter, and Joan Emmet); in person at UMass Boston, UMass Amherst

Global EdX Forum; Washington, DC

Charleston Conference; Charleston, SC

http://www.charlestonlibraryconference.com/

BYU Copyright Symposium; Provo, UT - http://sites.lib.byu.edu/copyright-symposium/schedule/