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284From 1 January 2019, new standard terms of copyright protection will apply to original published and unpublished works, sound recordings and cinematograph films.
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42The Copyright Amendment Act 2006 received Royal Assent on 11 December 2006. The following schedules are in now in force: Schedule 6 (private copying, special case exception, fair dealing, parody and satire, libraries); Schedule 7 (maker of communication); Schedule 8 (responses to Digital agenda Review:...
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25Once every three years this Code comes under review, providing the general public with the opportunity to contribute to the operation of the Code. This is the report of the most recent review, held in February 2008
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25This article, first published in European Intellectual Property Review outlines the way in which the rise of digital technologies and online social networks has challenged the rationale and efficacy of copyright law. In examining how the law might respond to these challenges, the piece highlights...
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19How relevant is it to declare oneself to be ?for? or ?against? copyright? Neither the stabilization nor the abolition of the copyright system seems within reach. All we see is a seemingly endless assembly line of new extensions to the law being proposed and enacted...
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6The Bill proposes to make significant changes to the Copyright Act 1968 affecting provisions dealing with enforcement, copyright exceptions, technological protection measures (TPMs) and the Copyright Tribunal. This Bills Digest provides an overview of the legislation and draws on material from Senate Standing Committee on...
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12The Bill proposes to make significant changes to the Copyright Act 1968 affecting provisions dealing with enforcement, copyright exceptions, technological protection measures (TPMs) and the Copyright Tribunal. This Bills Digest provides an overview of the legislation and draws on material from Senate Standing Committee on...
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9Matthew Pearl considered how literary titans such as Twain, Dickens, Poe, and Whitman confronted copyright transitions in their time. He ranges from copyright clubs and associations that transformed the intellectual property map, to modern rhetoric about intellectual property and the large role it may continue...
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136Imagine if the Sermon on the Mount had been protected by copyright law….or if Moses had required advance permission before anyone could copy the Ten Commandments. Would they have spread very quickly and become the religious icons that they have become?
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11Recently, two articles have appeared in SCRIPT-ed on ?Copyright and Research?. One by Kevin Taylor, giving the perspective of an academic publisher (SCRIPT-ed 4:2), and one by Andrew Adams, from the perspective of an ?archivangelist? (SCRIPT-ed 4:3). The latter is a critique of the former....