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Title: Understanding Copyright Laws: Infringement, Protection and Exceptions
Authors: Reddy, Anjaneya N M
Aswath, Lalitha
Keywords: Copyright Law
Copyright infringement
Copyright and Libraries
Copyright exceptions
Issue Date: 6-May-2016
Publisher: International Journal of Research in Library Science
Abstract: Copyright is a branch of Intellectual Property Rights and an exclusive legal right given by the judiciary to the creator on his creation. As a creator (he/she/group) has rights to enjoy financial and other benefits associated as per the law over the creation. Violation of copyright law would lead to several judiciary consequences. On the other hand law permits libraries to use copyrighted material for research and academic purpose without any permission from the copyright holder. Further, any violation or an infringement of fair use of library resources is punishable under copyright act. Here an attempt has been made to understand copyright issues in relation to library resources, also highlight protection, infringement, fair dealings, and limitations under the Indian copyright act 1957. Besides, pointing out on the roles and responsibilities of librarians with regard to copyright laws.
URI: http://192.168.20.106:8080/xmlui/handle/123456789/297
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