Chris Larson wrote:
> And did not sign any agreements or NDA's saying that I would not sell trade
> or give them away. The material is copyrighted so I could not copy it but as
> for a trade or sale................?????
>
Actually you could over here (see www.cla.co.uk ). There must be
something similar in the states. Over here you are able to copy up to a
third of a book or one chapter for research/educational purposes. The
CLA (Copyright Licensing Agency) publishes a leaflet that goes into the
legal usage. When I was at Uni. we used this when there were shortages
of text books. Get into groups of three and photocopy a third each.
The lecturers actually relied on it - we were given photocopied chapters
of books to study from when we only needed a single chapter in a book.
Also we got photocopied magazine articles through this. There were
however big formal legal documents from the CLA hanging on all the
photocopiers in the library, I know it cant be used for commercial
purposes, and Im not sure whether the institution has to register with
the CLA, but there you go - it might be worth people on the list joining
a local college or something, especially if you form a local group of
three and swap the thirds around.
Check the CLA documents though - Im not at uni any more (graduated on
friday :) so it might be different and Im not sure whether courseware
like this would be eligible.
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