I think that making copies at the library, however prevalent, without
authorization is illegal. At least, that is what I have been told at the
universities.
Steve Topletz
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Making photocopies at a library of pages from a book, a journal article
(even in its entirety), or any other copyrighted document generally
falls under the consideration of fair use. Now, this applies only in
the U.S. and other countries that recognize and enforce standard
copyright laws. The
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comments and opinions below, from li'l frog.
The simple-Englis
On Nov 2004, at 7:00 AM, Peter O'Byrne wrote:
What you guys seem to be saying is that US copyright laws aren't
enforced in the USA, but citizens of other countries are expected to
obey them. Is that correct
Peter,
Apparently so.
This is most interesting as I have not run into the proble
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