Canadian Copyright Essentials CCM 201 Webinar #3 Instructor: Lesley Ellen Harris, Copyrightlaws. com Certificate in Copyright Management
Canadian Copyright • • 1921 Copyright Act Copyright Modernization Act Court cases Secondary sources – Academic papers – Books – Blogs (quick and often have a perspective) 2
Primer • From defining copyright: – “the sole right to produce or reproduce the work or any substantial part thereof in any material form whatever…” – And specifically defining copyright in your organization • To understanding terms such as: – Exclusive – Automatic – Fixation – Originality (skills and judgment) 3
• To understanding concepts such as: – Voluntary registration – The use of © – Duration of copyright protection – Public domain – Rights of a copyright owner – Fair dealing – Infringement and remedies 4
Discussion Question • Define Canadian copyright law – What does Canadian copyright law mean? – And what does it mean TO YOU/YOUR ORGANIZATION? 5
Definition of CDN Copyright • The exclusive right to copy – economic and moral • Protects all kinds of content • Life + 50 years • 6 point fair dealing test and limited exceptions for educ’n + LAMs • No 10% rule • Your perspective… 6
Digitize articles for seminar and intranet • Digitization = reproduction under Act so needs permission • Does she already have permission through Access Copyright, digital license, database/aggregator, direct licence? • May need additional permissions for each activity • Are articles in the public domain? Would this use fall under an exception or fair dealing? • Can a link be used instead of reproducing the works? • Can the works be summarized rather than reproduced? • Are there restrictions on the use/license? 7
Discussion Question • Ideal blog or wiki on CDN copyright – Primer on CDN copyright – Copyright Compliance Guidelines – Resources – FAQs 8
Who owns an article written at work? • An article written as part of one’s work duties belongs to one’s employer UNLESS agreement to the contrary • Moral rights remain with the author (may be waived) • The duration of protection is life + 50, based on the life of the employee • What about a research librarian who writes a book on research skills? Who owns the copyright in the book? 9
Canada-U. S. Comparison • Duration: life + 50 • All gov’t works protected • Moral rights in all works • Employer = owner • Life + 70 • Fed’l gov’t works in PD • Moral rights in works of fine art • Employer = author + owner 10
Blog protection • What is the purpose/nature of the blog and is it worth protecting? • What content is protected? • Should a CC license be considered? What about fair dealing? • Should the blog be registered? • Should they use a copyright notice and have a link for permissions? • Are permissions necessary to include content? • Is there an agreement with the blog developer? • Who owns comments? What about moral rights? 11
Managing permissions in a forprofit library • Fair dealing may apply • Understand the 6 fair dealing factors • Fair use does not apply in Canada • LAM exceptions are for nonprofit libraries check definition in Act • Permissions flow chart etc. • Copyright Compliance Policy in writing • Designated person to clear permissions • Standard permissions form 12
What’s Next? • Quiz opens • Digital Space + discussion list remain open 13
CCM Courses • Begins 19 January 2016 • 5 online/webinar-based courses – – – Intro to copyright management US copyright essentials Digital copyright issues Library and special library copyright issues Copyright principles for authors and publishers • 1 online/self study course – Global copyright essentials • https: //www. sla. org/learn/certificate-programs/certcopyright-mgmt/ 14
Philadelphia/SLA Conf. Copyright Literacy in Your Organization (Friday June 10 th) Best Practices for Copyright Compliance (Saturday June 11 th) Graduation Informal dinner 15
Checklist/Blueprint for Managing Copyright 16
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