Re: copyright program at ALA Annual (Chicago)

Hi, Jeanne,

This sounds like a great program. I wish I could be there!!

I'd be grateful if you'd send me a copy of the program, materials, handouts.

Thanks very much.

Janet Nepkie
Music Department
State University College
Oneonta, NY 13820

Jeanne Boyle wrote:

> Anyone attending the American Library Association Annual Conference
> in Chicago next month may be interested in this program:
>
> The Digital Millennium Copyright Act:
> Responding to the Requirements of the Act
>
> July 9, 2000 / 9:30 a.m.-12:30 p.m.
> McCormick Place-N227b
>
> Presented by the ACRL Copyright Committee
> Co-sponsored by the ACRL Government Relations Committee
>
> A panel of copyright specialists and experts will review the
> requirements of the Digital Millennium Copyright Act from a national
> perspective and describe how they have been implemented at academic
> institutions. The information will provide the audience with examples
> of how the DMCA may be implemented at their own institution. Topics
> covered will include distance education, electronic reserves and
> education programs at academic and research libraries.
>
> Speakers and Topics:
>
> Keynote Speaker:
> Peggy E. Hoon, Scholarly Communication Librarian, North Carolina
> State University, The Broad Implications and Requirements of the DMCA
>
> Carrie Russell, Copyright Specialist, ALA Office for Information
> Technology Policy, Education Programs at Academic and Research Libraries
>
> Elizabeth E. Kirk, Electronic and Distance Education Librarian, Johns
> Hopkins University, The DMCA and Distance Education
>
> Lorre Smith, Librarian for Digital Library Initiatives, University at
> Albany Libraries, Electronic Reserves
>
> Jeanne Boyle
> <jeboyle[_at_]rci.rutgers.edu>
Received on Wed Jun 14 2000 - 19:35:09 GMT