Copyright and the Duplication of Personal Papers in Archival Repositories.
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1983
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| author | Matthews, Linda M. |
| author_facet | Matthews, Linda M. Matthews, Linda M. |
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| contents | Copyright and the Duplication of Personal Papers in Archival Repositories. Matthews, Linda M. Archives Copyrights Court Litigation Federal Legislation Federal Regulation Manuscripts Reprography Research Tools Discusses issue of photocopying of unpublished personal papers by archives and manuscript repositories at request of individual researchers. Historical rationale for common-law protection, support for statutory law protection, ambiguities in fair-use provisions, effects on photocopying, survey of manuscript repositories, and dissatisfaction with Register's report are note. Thirty-six sources are given. (EJS) |
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| institution | ERIC Institute of Education Sciences |
| language | en |
| publishDate | 1983 |
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| spellingShingle | Copyright and the Duplication of Personal Papers in Archival Repositories. Matthews, Linda M. Archives Copyrights Court Litigation Federal Legislation Federal Regulation Manuscripts Reprography Research Tools Copyright and the Duplication of Personal Papers in Archival Repositories. Matthews, Linda M. Archives Copyrights Court Litigation Federal Legislation Federal Regulation Manuscripts Reprography Research Tools Discusses issue of photocopying of unpublished personal papers by archives and manuscript repositories at request of individual researchers. Historical rationale for common-law protection, support for statutory law protection, ambiguities in fair-use provisions, effects on photocopying, survey of manuscript repositories, and dissatisfaction with Register's report are note. Thirty-six sources are given. (EJS) |
| title | Copyright and the Duplication of Personal Papers in Archival Repositories. |
| topic | Archives Copyrights Court Litigation Federal Legislation Federal Regulation Manuscripts Reprography Research Tools |
| url | https://eric.ed.gov/?id=EJ304536 |