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19 Dec, 2006 8:13 am
Looks like the Library of Congress is offering a handful of RSS feeds. There are general feeds about
library news and events, as well as feeds from the U.S. Copyright Office. The latter features feeds for current legislation, federal register notices and more. Source: Library Stuff
4 May 5:01 am
... Library of Congress list of RSS feeds available here. Besides the Thomas feed here are some that
will probably be faves for the OOTJ crowd: Copyright Office: Legislative Developments Federal
Register Notices NewsNet (deadlines for comments, hearings, etc.) What's New (alerts on Copyright Office website postings) Law Library of Congress: Global Legal Monitor
Legal Research Reports Webcasts For Librarians L.O.C. Classification Weekly ...
2 Nov, 2008 4:06 pm
... Requests Comments on Possible Adverse Effects of Prohibition on Circumvention Measures (PDF format) The Copyright Office of the Library of Congress is announcing the commencement of its
rulemaking proceeding in accordance with provisions of the Digital Millennium Copyright Act ... be, adversely affected in their ability to make
noninfringing uses due to the prohibition on circumvention. The Office's notice of inquire requests written comments from all interested
parties, including representatives ...
23 Sep 11:25 am
... of online-only works and substitute a right for the Copyright Office to demand a mandatory
deposit of certain works as may be necessary or as it sees fit for the Library of Congress
collections. As with every proposed change in copyright regulations, ... goes to one of the most critical reasons for mandatory deposit: proof
of the work, for purposes of litigation. In copyright infringement litigation, the mandatory deposit frequently comes into play as evidence of
what exactly constituted the work ...
7 May 8:26 am
... that you want to use my reports as summaries; I strive for accuracy, but I am not a transcriptionist.) I believe the Copyright
Office intends eventually to release a transcript on its website, where all the proposed exemptions and comments are also available. Fred ...
of these exemptions, then we're down the road to saying a noninfringing result is ok. That's not what Congress authorized. Any exemption should
have a necessity requirement: documentation of a good-faith effort to obtain the material ...
26 May 11:34 am
When the U.S. Copyright Office's Electronic Copyright
Office (ECO) system went online in July of 2008, it was supposed to revolutionize and modernize the way the USCO did business. However, as a
recent article ... on copyright holder's ability to protect their works in court and even the Library
of Congress' inspector general says that the backlog "threatens the integrity of the U.S. copyright
system." In short, when the USCO flipped on the ECO system, the entire copyright registration system came ...
18 Dec, 2007 4:38 pm
... noticed and blogged that the Copyright Office did not have an up-to-date version of the
Copyright Act on its web site. The legal code was actually several years out of date. On Thanksgiving Day no less, they announced the launch of
an ... to complete the thought with a blogger's thank you note! Also if you're not overloaded you might want to subscribe to feeds or lists from the Library of Congress -- coverage includes Copyright Office information, digital preservation, poetry and other good stuff.
19 May 6:19 am
... those in the intellectual property world might have another agency to pan: the U.S. Copyright Office. According to this WaPo article, a serious logjam in the office has created a growing mountain of paper
applications, more than the staff can process ... fill white plastic tubs, stacked on hundreds of shelves in the basement of the Library of
Congress. They're spreading to a ground-floor space that once housed the gift shop and are clogging offices on the fourth floor. And
each day, the mail trucks ...
18 Dec, 2007 4:38 pm
... noticed and blogged that the Copyright Office did not have an up-to-date version of the
Copyright Act on its web site. The legal code was actually several years out of date. On Thanksgiving Day no less, they announced the launch of
an ... to complete the thought with a blogger's thank you note! Also if you're not overloaded you might want to subscribe to feeds or lists from the Library of Congress -- coverage includes Copyright Office information, digital preservation, poetry and other good stuff.
6 May 4:14 pm
... quality as justification for circumvention, you basically void the anticircumvention provisions of the DMCA and frustrate the intent of Congress. Convenience/quality shouldn't be the standard. The standard should be whether film clips are reasonably available without ... , there's another way:
by taking screenshots off of a TV or computer monitor. The Second Circuit and the Copyright Office
have mentioned that as a legitimate, effective alternative. His colleague Dan Seymour will show that readily ...
7 Aug, 2007 7:57 pm
... FROM THE COPYRIGHT OFFICE IMPROVED COPYRIGHT SEARCH
SYSTEM TO REPLACE CURRENT SEARCH SYSTEMS IN MID AUGUST In mid August, the Copyright Office will
launch a powerful new records search system that accesses more than 20 million digital records of registrations ... databases that previously permitted only limited searching. The
search tool uses Voyager software, the same system used by the Library of Congress Online Catalog.
For a tutorial on searching with the new system, go to: [www.copyright.gov]
23 Jun 10:59 pm
"Who sold you that [expletive] and why did you buy it?" Ironically, over at the Library of Congress,
a new $52 million electronic technology designed "to speed things up" has resulted in delays at the U.S. Copyright Office in processing paper copyright applications. Instead of the customary 5-month processing time, paper
applications (which still account for roughly half of all submissions) may take up to one year to process. The Washington ...
20 Dec, 2006 9:07 am
... news has been all over the blogosphere, but in case anyone has missed it, the US Copyright Office
and the Library of Congress are both now offering RSS Feeds for their news & legislative updates.
Both sets of feeds are available here. A question… Do any of you know the ... same page? Is it simply a matter of someone adding context for the user, or is there a formal relationship
between the Copyright office and the LOC? © Slaw - visit www.slaw.ca for more great content.
25 Jun, 2008 10:47 pm
News release: "Handling about 550,000 copyright claims annually, the U.S. Copyright Office in the Library of Congress is making it...
22 Jul 12:47 am
The Copyright Office of the Library of Congress is proposing to amend its regulations governing mandatory deposit of electronic works published in the United States and available only online. The
amendments would establish that such works are exempt from mandatory...
6 Feb 1:24 am
... of poetry, essays, articles in serials, and/or computer programs. Go to your local library and ask for the Short Form TX. You must answer
all questions in ... a copy of your material that you want copyrighted, along with processing fee, and application form to: Library of
Congress, Copyright Office, 101 Independence Avenue SE,
Washington, D ... be identified as the author, you must use the Standard Form TX I am not affiliated or employed with Library of
Congress, if you have any questions please call ...
15 Jan, 2007 10:13 am
... , etc., should contain all the following three elements: The symbol © (the letter C in a circle), or the word "Copyright," or the
abbreviation "Copr."; The year of first publication of the work. In the case of compilations or derivative works incorporating previously published ... work, the owner or their
representative must send the following three elements in the same envelope or package to the Library of Congress, Copyright Office in Washington DC: A properly completed
application form from www. ...
23 Jul 2:21 pm
AP weighs in newspaper copyright (proposed changes, Plain Dealer) fair use doctrine (Library of
Congress, Copyright Office) (If you have access to Lexis or
Westlaw, check the respective annotated federal code (U.S.C.S. or U.S.C.A.). SSRN abstract/article on third part copyright liability SSRN
abstract/article on Progressive-Era debate over news copyright Lexis treatise (scholarly work): Nimmer on Copyright Westlaw treatise (scholarly work): Patry on Copyright
10 Dec, 2006 1:45 pm
... 4, 2006 (Volume 71, Number 232)] [Notices] [Page 70434-70440] -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- LIBRARY OF CONGRESS Copyright Office [Docket No. 07-10802] Section 108 Study Group: Copyright ... ). Subsection (e) allows the reproduction and
distribution of an ''entire work, or . . . a substantial part of it'' if the library or archives first determines, ''on the basis of a
reasonable investigation,'' that ''a copy or phonorecord of the work cannot be ...
31 Mar 6:00 am
... States Copyright Office under 17 U.S.C. Sections 112(e), 114, 115, 116, 118, 119 and 1000. Why
would Congress ... public Ministers and Consuls, Judges of the supreme Court, and all other Officers of the United States, whose
Appointments are not herein otherwise provided for, and which ... appointed by the President, the check on corruption remains the same. What difference does it make if the
Library of Congress leans more towards the Executive or Legislative Branch? As long as the President
appoints ...
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