Academic intellectual property rights in current practice

The accepted view that academics own the copyright in the works they produce is being eroded in practice by publishers requiring authors to cede rights to them for publication, and by the development of Virtual Learning Environments, where the concept of things produced 'in the course of employ...

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প্রধান লেখক: Heaney, M
বিন্যাস: Journal article
ভাষা:English
প্রকাশিত: Oxford University Press 2010
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description The accepted view that academics own the copyright in the works they produce is being eroded in practice by publishers requiring authors to cede rights to them for publication, and by the development of Virtual Learning Environments, where the concept of things produced 'in the course of employment' has to be revisited, and the right of issuing copies of work to the public is compounded by the variety of extra rights involved (especially recording rights and performance rights) and by the nature of the act of 'communicating to the public' on the internet or an intranet.
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spellingShingle Law and the internet
Intellectual property
Teaching and teacher education
Heaney, M
Academic intellectual property rights in current practice
title Academic intellectual property rights in current practice
title_full Academic intellectual property rights in current practice
title_fullStr Academic intellectual property rights in current practice
title_full_unstemmed Academic intellectual property rights in current practice
title_short Academic intellectual property rights in current practice
title_sort academic intellectual property rights in current practice
topic Law and the internet
Intellectual property
Teaching and teacher education
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