When Copyright Ends (or Never Was): Understanding the Public Domain
PresentationAuthors:Butler, Brandon, LB-Univ Librarian-GeneralUniversity of Virginia
orcid.org/0000-0003-0190-6165Cram, Greg, CopyrightNew York Public Library

Abstract:
Presentation given as part of Lyrasis copyright education series for cultural heritage institutions. Learning objectives—Students will be able to:
• Identify relevant facts and law to asses when copyright
protection begins
• Identify whether a given work is or is not encumbered by
copyright
• Apply basic rules and standards for copyright eligibility to
examples based on real-world situations
• Apply basic rules to measure the duration of copyright,
including the important threshold question of whether a work
has been published
• Distinguish between types of works that are eligible for
copyright protection and those that are not (i.e., born public domain)
Keywords:
copyright, public domain, libraries, museums, archives, law, intellectual property, information policy
copyright, public domain, libraries, museums, archives, law, intellectual property, information policy
Language:
English
English
Publisher:
University of Virginia
University of Virginia
Published Date:
April 16, 2021
April 16, 2021
Sponsoring Agency:
Lyrasis
Lyrasis