Webliography: Copyright resources on the Web: Sites to keep you current

An excellent selection of resources compiled and annotated by David Hodgins, the head of access services at Methodist University.
Hodgins writes:

The resources presented here offer librarians, educators, and other information professionals a wide range of information on copyright from the introductory, to the practical, to the philosophical. There is no shortage of resources on the Web that tackle this thorny issue; a comprehensive listing of Internet resources, and the related issues of intellectual property and digital rights management, could easily consume volumes. The challenge is finding resources that are well designed, current, and authoritative without bogging the reader in legalese or jargon. The following Web sites are just a slice of some of the better resources one will find when researching the topic.

Source: C&RL News

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