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Collaborative Social Networking: Copyright Nightmare, Dream, or Reality?

Collaborative Social Networking: Copyright Nightmare, Dream, or Reality?

Title:Collaborative Social Networking: Copyright Nightmare, Dream, or Reality? (ID: WRC08055)
Author(s):Carl M. Johnson (Brigham Young University)
Topics:Copyright, EDUCAUSE_WRC08, Federal Copyright Law, Intellectual Property, Social Computing
Origin:Western Regional conferences (03/31/2008)
Type:Presentations and Seminars
Abstract:

The collaborative nature of sharing media in social networks can present varied and challenging copyright issues. The knowledgeable application of copyright laws, policies, and practices are keys in determining if the use of your creative works by others and vice versa will be a nightmare, dream, or reality.

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