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OCLC's Copyright Evidence Registry makes its debut

OCLC's Copyright Evidence Registry makes its debut

Title:OCLC's Copyright Evidence Registry makes its debut (ID: CSD5495)
Author(s):Georgia K. Harper (University of Texas at Austin)
Topics:Copyright, Federal Copyright Law, Orphan Works
Origin:Community Contributions (09/04/2008)
Type:Blogs and Wikis
Abstract:

The Copyright Evidence Registry [OCLC] was recently launched. The effort promises a big step forward for those struggling to come up with ways to identify works for whom owners cannot be identified or located -- orphan works. The effort also enables those with information about the owner of a work to contribute that as well.

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