Fair Use/Fair Dealing Handbook
The infojustice.org website has just compiled a list of the fair use or fair dealing provisions in the copyright laws of 40 countries (including Canada).
The infojustice.org site is part of a project dedicated to the free flow of innovation among creators and consumers, issues related to international IP, open access initiatives, and efforts to expand access to knowledge-based goods. It includes academics in Brazil and the USA (American University and Columbia).
[Source: E-lerts, Canadian Association of Research Libraries]
The infojustice.org site is part of a project dedicated to the free flow of innovation among creators and consumers, issues related to international IP, open access initiatives, and efforts to expand access to knowledge-based goods. It includes academics in Brazil and the USA (American University and Columbia).
[Source: E-lerts, Canadian Association of Research Libraries]
Labels: comparative and foreign law, copyright
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