Colleges, code and copyright the impact of digital networks and technological controls on copyright and the dissemination of knowledge in higher education. - Chicago Center for Intellectual Property in the Digital Environment, Association of College and Research Libraries 2005. - vii, 201p. 23cm. - ACRL publications in librarianship no. 57 .

"Papers of the annual symposium hosted by the Center for Intellectual Property in the Digital Environment, University of Maryland University College, Adelphi, Maryland, June 10-11, 2004."

Includes bibliographical references and index.

Keynote address : digital rights management systems and scholarship / Clifford Lynch -- The TEACH Act : issues, challenges, and options / Donna Ferullo -- The academic mission and copyright law : are these values in conflict? / Marcia Keyser -- A humanist's perspective on digital scholarship and publishing? / Allyson Polsky McCabe -- Why can't I manage academic papers like MP3s? : the evolution and intent of metadata standards / James Howison and Abby Goodrum -- The middle way : the very low cost model for scholarly publishing / Gary Natriello and Michael Rennick -- Knowledge level of post-secondary educators regarding copyright and copyright related issues / Jasmine Renner -- DRM : the good, the bad, and the ugly / John T. Mitchell -- The future of fair use : fair?, futuristic?, usable? / Kathleen Wallman and Albert A. Gonzalez.

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Copyright--United States.--Congresses.
Academic libraries--Law and legislation--United States.--Congresses.
Scholarly publishing--United States.--Congresses.

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