E-Content | EDUCAUSE.edu

Main Nav

Browse this Topic

Expand Topic...

< Libraries and Technology

Refine Topic...

Digital Collections

Digital Publishing

E-Books

E-Textbooks

Learning Objects

Multimedia

Your Selections Under:

Intellectual Property [x]
Archived Content [x]

Clear All Filters

Filter by type

Articles, Briefs, Papers, and Reports (30)

Filter by Publications

Archived Content [x]

EDUCAUSE Library Items for E-Content

Showing 1 - 10 of 30 Results

Sort by:

Relevancy | Title | Date

Preserving Digital Information to Support Scholarship: January 1, 2002

Lynch examines the numerous technical obstacles related to digital information and preservation and describes some efforts in the various arenas. He also discusses the legal, social, and political …
Creating a Collaborative Information Technology Environment for Higher Education: January 1, 2002

Fuchs discusses the impediments to collaboration as well as remarkable current efforts that might point the way to the future of information technology in higher education. He indicates that "…
Forum Futures 1999: January 1, 1999

Forum Futures 1999 is a collection of summaries of the papers presented and discussed at the Forum's 1998 Aspen Symposium. Papers explore important topics such as private college pricing polic…
Decompilation as a "Fair Use" of Copyrighted Programs: January 1, 1994

What does the Sega v. Accolade controversy mean to software development and protection strategies? What does the Sega v. Accolade controversy mean to s…
Virtual Estate in Cyberspace: January 1, 1994

Although commercial and noncommercial providers of network services are guided by very different goals and principles, both models must be recognized in order for the NII to deal effectively with i…
The Blessing (or Bane) of Software Patents: January 1, 1994

Copyright protects only against copying; patents provide protection against systems that are created independently of the patented invention. Software companies are getting the message. …
The Electronic Paradigm for Scholarly Information: January 1, 1994

All in all, copyright is not working very well. A new report is urging the academic community to come to consensus on what should constitute fair use rights in an electronic environment. Will it wo…
Copyright and Fair Use in the Digital Age: Q&A with Peter Lyman: January 1, 1995

The Constitution may have intended for copyright law to "promote the progress of science and the useful arts," but is it actually impeding the process of technological and educational inn…
What is Fair about Fair Use?: January 1, 1995

Like many benefits in American society, educational fair use seems threatened by the slippery slide from opportunity to entitlement. Like many benefits…
Database Copyrights: January 1, 1995

Around the delicate distinction between a collection of facts and how they are organized hangs many a tale. Around the delicate distinction between a c…

Research and Publications

Conferences and Events

Career Development

Focus Areas and Initiatives

Connect and Contribute

About EDUCAUSE