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Digital Rights and PermissionsNew Challenges
Richard Stim
06/02/2010
Copyright & Licensing
copyright and licensing
The business perspective
POV = CYA
digital rights, why?
• Archival• Access• Sales • Repurpose
COPYRIGHT > DIGITAL RIGHTS
Licensing = permission
Mutual symbiosis
An Egyptian Plover picking the teeth of a Nile crocodile
Licensing
Copyright
2 paths
Granting Rights
Granting Rights
Seeking Rights
what is copyright, really?
The “limited” monopoly
property rights vs.
access rights
company attitudes
To print another Man’s copy is much worse than robbing him on the Highway; for the Thief takes only what he finds about him, but the Pyrate Printer takes away his inheritance… Daniel DeFoe
four things
creation = ownership
Joint works
Derivative works
Compilations
The creator is not the owner if …..
digital compilationsFreelance consent to compilation
Freelance consent to compilation
But doesn’t equal consent to database
But doesn’t equal consent to database
equals consent to CD-ROM and online “intact” republication
equals consent to CD-ROM and online “intact” republication
ownership CYAdo the
research
do the research
ask for
proofask for
proof
use the
contractuse the
contract
registration
REGISTER
RESEARCH
register your work
research the records
CYA!!!
It’s never been easier ….
he said it was easy
Resources – Insert FTC Disclaimer
fair use & public domainLimitations Affected by Licensing
Fair usePublic domain
First sale doctrine
Educational and related performance use publicly visible architectural works
Compulsory licensesComputer software copies
Sovereign immunity
the public domain•Works published in U.S. before 1923
•Works published from 1923 through 1963 and not renewed
•Published before 3/1/1989 without copyright notice
•Unpublished works created over 120 years agoForeign is differentForeign is different
when the public owns the work
usefair
5. are you good or are
you bad?
transformative
Blanch’s use: “to show some sort of erotic sense” and get “more of a sexuality to the photographs,”
Koons use: “ fodder for his commentary on the social and aesthetic consequences of mass media.”
Blanch’s use: “to show some sort of erotic sense” and get “more of a sexuality to the photographs,”
Koons use: “ fodder for his commentary on the social and aesthetic consequences of mass media.”
Not transformative
you can’t afford to win
Infringement is …• Infringement: Stepping on exclusive rights
• Removing copyright notice
• Circumventing copy protection - DMCA
• Non-copyright claims - Breaching license agreements, right of publicity, trademark, etc.
… anything you can get away with
litigationDid this guy really go to law school?
Counselor, you’ve got
to be
kidding
Plans are useless
1. Research parties/law2. Notify insurers3. Preserve docs 4. Confer with attorney5. Consider PR
1. Research parties/law2. Notify insurers3. Preserve docs 4. Confer with attorney5. Consider PR
unclear & uncertaincreative solutions needed
licensing
Owner/Licensor
User/Licensee
digital licensing
Exploitation/Revenue
Protection/Limitation
Licensing takeaway 1:what are the risks?
Licensing takeaway 2: are you getting what you paid for?
Licensing takeaway 3:do you understand the agreement?
the right choices
winging it …
this is not a test
The end