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	Copyright Issues
	U. S. Government Copyright Resources
-	U.S Copyright Office - Library of Congress
-	U.S Copyright Office - Copyright Basics
-	U.S Copyright Office - Fair Use Guidelines
-	U.S Copyright Office - Frequently Asked Questions
-	U. S. Copyright Law of the United States of America ( Contained in Title 17 of the United States Code) - Copyright Office, Libary of  Congress - text can be reade in .pdf file format.
	-- Also see: US Copyright  - Title 17 - Cornell University Legal Information Institute (well organized, compilation of the code, with search capability.)
-	U.S. Copyright Office - Copyright Internet Resources (licensing organizations,, publications rights clearinghouses, related government agencies and international organizaations).
-	US Patent and Trademark Office Report to the Commissioner on Fair Use
	Copyright Resources
	This list does not necessarily constitute an endorsement of the information on any particular site.
-	BitLaw - "comprehensive Internet resource on technology law, containing over 1,800 pages on patent, copyright, trademark, and Internet legal issues" - by Daniel A. Tysver, a patent attorney
-	Copyright and Fair Use - Stanford University Libraries
-	Copyright Law in the Electronic Environment - Georgia Harper, Office of General Counsel, University of Texas System
-	Copyright Management Center - Indiana University-Purdue University Indianapolis (assists members of the university community as they work with copyright issues in the creation of original works and in the use of existing copyrighted works for teaching, research, and service.)
-	Copyright and the Internet - basic primer - Virginia Montecino
-	Copyright Slide Show - Virginia Montecino
-	The Copyright Website- P. J. Benedict Mahoney -  top 5% of all Web sites
-	Crash Course in Copyright - University of Texas
-	"Cyber Property, Citation, and the Wide World Web" - Janice Walker
-	Distance Learning and Copyright - from Copyright Management Center - Indiana University-Purdue University Indianapolis
-	Fair Use of Copyrighted Works A Crucial Element in Educating America - CETUS
-	General information about copyrights - Oppedahl & Larson
-	How to Stay Legal (when publishing online) - Web Teaching at Dartmouth College
-	Intellectual Property in the Information Age: A Classroom Guide to Copyright - Janice Walker
-	KuestlerLaw - the Technology Law Resource
-	New Copyright Exemptions for Distance Educators - article about The Technology, Education and Copyright Harmonization (TEACH) Act, Nov 2002, by Carrie Russell, copyright specialist for the American Library Association’s Office for Information Technology Policy Eric Digest, Dec 2002 EDO-IR-2002-10
-	US Copyright Statutes - from Copyright Management Center - Indiana University-Purdue University Indianapolis
-	Web Law FAQ - Oppedahl & Larson
-	WEB Teaching "How to Stay Legal"- From the Web Teaching Guide, developed by the Curricular Computing division of Dartmouth's Academic Computing
-	World Intellectual Property Organization
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