Research Guides: Copyright at NPS: More Resources

Web Sites

FAQ about Copyright: Issues affecting the US Government (CENDI)
Copyright & Fair Use (Stanford University Libraries)
An extensive collection of copyright resources, tools, commentary and primary materials.
Permissions - Government-Prepared and Non-federal Authored Works (CENDI)
Guide about copyright and permissions issues related to both US federal government and non-federal works.
Copyright Advisory (Columbia University Libraries)
A comprehensive copyright resource from Columbia's Copyright Advisory Office.
Intellectual Property & Copyright (AAUP)
AAUP (American Association of University Professors) guidance on Copyright, Distance Education, and Intellectual Property. Site includes Policy Statements, Reports and Analysis.
Cornell University Copyright Services site
Policies, tutorials and extensive resources on academic uses of copyrighted materials.
Copyright.gov
The U.S. Copyright Office aims to "promote creativity by administering and sustaining an effective national copyright system."
Fair Use guides (Center for Media & Social Impact)
Copyright on Campus (Copyright Clearance Center)
Designed for academic institutions, this guide helps answer questions ranging from basic copyright law to the more complex topics of ILL and e-reserves.
Internet Scout "Scout Report" on U.S. Copyright

Fair Use Basics Checklist
Based on a document created by Professor Kenneth Crews and the staff of the Copyright Management Center at Indiana University-Purdue University Indianapolis. Purpose, nature, amount and effect comprise the four factors used to determine if fair use applies.

Filmmaker Eric Faden uses familiar clips from Disney movies to explain copyright law in this innovative ten-minute short.

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