Copyright Infringement

EDUCAUSE Library Items for Copyright Infringement

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'Piracy'

February 3, 2010

In a new book, Piracy: The Intellectual Property Wars from Gutenberg to Gates (University of Chicago Press), Adrian Johns details the long history of the term and its battles, arguing tha…

(c)ollectanea!

January 1, 2007

(c)ollectanea! is blog portal addressing the cultural, political and legal context of copyright. (c)ollectanea! is blog portal addressing the cultural,…

2012 State of the Net Conference Highlights

January 24, 2012

From Jan. 17 -18, EDUCAUSE Policy team representatives attended “State of the Net,” the largest Internet policy conference in the country, which is hosted by the Congressional Internet Caucu…

7 Things You Should Know About P2P

March 11, 2009

Peer-to-peer (P2P) is an approach to content distribution in which digital files are transferred between “peer” computers over the Internet. Because they do not rely on a central server to de…

7 Things You Should Know About the P2P Provisions of the HEOA

May 24, 2010

The Higher Education Opportunity Act (HEOA) includes a number of provisions that require colleges and universities to take specific actions to limit the unauthorized distribution of copyrighted m…

A Change to Google’s Search Algorithm: Another Copyright Issue

August 17, 2012

As of Monday, August 13, 2012, Google has made a change to its search algorithm downgrading websites that persistently breach copyright laws.  This means that the company will now adjust search …

A Friendly Reminder

November 7, 2007

"Could students possibly be making themselves vulnerable to lawsuits from the recording industry — without knowing it? The University of Michigan thinks they might. And just to be sure, it…

A Guide for the Perplexed: Libraries and the Google Library Project Settlement

November 13, 2008

The author discusses the October 28, 2008, Google, the Authors Guild, and the Association of American Publishers settlement of the litigation concerning the Google Library Project. Under the proj…

Adopting “Orphan Works”

January 1, 2005

The author discusses "orphan works," and why are they important, and why they have been in the news recently. The author discusses "orph…

Advanced Internet Bandwidth and Security Strategies

October 19, 2005 | A session at the EDUCAUSE 2005 Annual Conference

How does a university with 1,800 residential students manage to receive less than one copyright infringement notice per month, while still allowing peer-to-peer computing? Find out how your institu…