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10 Big Myths About Copyright Explained Find out how many of these myths you thought were true. You might be surprised. Be sure to check out the other articles on Brad's site. www.templetons.com Attorneys Nexsen Pruet Jacobs and Pollard - Intellectual Property and Technology Nexsen Pruet has expanded to meet the changing demands of a growing, diversified client base. Today, the firm's attorneys practice in a comprehensive range of legal areas, including real estate, banking and finance, corporate law, securities, tax and estate planning, health care, employee benefits, construction, labor and employment, environmental law, communications, patents and other intellectual property, international, regulatory, administrative and legislative for a complete list). www.npjp.com Author's Licensing and Collecting Society This extensive site will help you find copyright information not only about the U.K. but throughout Europe as well. Great presentation. www.alcs.co.uk Copyright And Fair Use Stanford University Libraries has developed an extensive guide to help you understand just what you can and can't do when using other people's materials. Very important to know about. fairuse.stanford.edu Copyright Resources on the Internet An extensive directory of copyright resources on the Net. Good place to start your research after visiting the more basic sites listed here. groton.k12.ct.us Copyright and Intellectual Property The Association of Research Libraries has built one of the most extensive collections of Intellectual Properties Rights web sites to be found anywhere. Do this one for sure. arl.cni.org Copyright on the Internet This discussion focuses on copyright issues of most concern to those who post to or own email lists or have put up web pages -- as well as to those who might want to use another's email posting or to copy material from another web page. www.fplc.edu Crash Course in Copyright Someone owns just about everything. Fair use lets you use their things - But not as much as you'd like to. Sometimes you have to ask for permission. Sometimes you are the owner - think about that! This site from the University of Texas has lots of answers for you. www.utsystem.edu Fair Use of Copyrighted Works A very fine guide to 'Is It Fair To Use This Material?' questions that web masters face daily. www.cetus.org Ivan Hoffman - Attorney At Law An extensive site structured by categories to let you find information on law relevant to you. The article about The Permission Form is a must read. home.earthlink.net

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