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World Wonders Project. Copyright: Reaching Out to Teachers and Students « Teaching with the Library of Congress. This is a guest post from David Christopher, Chief, Information and Records Division, U.S. Copyright Office. When I was young — and I’m not that old — the term “copyright” and its curious symbol, ©, seemed a quaint holdover from a bygone era.
It was for me a fuzzy legal term that book publishers thought highly enough of to place on the verso of the title page of every book I ever picked up, but it certainly had no real impact on me or my life. Boy, have things changed. The Internet, coupled with smart phones, tablets and all of the other wonderful gadgets we use to create, share and enjoy creative works, gives each of us the power to engage in infringing activities, whether knowingly or not, literally on a global scale.
Copyright is indeed a hot topic these days (note the reaction to the proposed SOPA/PIPA anti-piracy legislation in online media) and, if anything, copyright matters will only increase in the public consciousness in the years to come. Millennium: A Perspectives Series. Direct Me NYC: 1940. PrimaryAccess. PhotoFilmStrip | Reviews for PhotoFilmStrip. T4C Newspaper. Scripts & Storyboards. My Fake Wall - MyFakeWall.com.
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