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1. The Next Steps in Digitization.

Author

CHARLTON, JOHN

Subjects
*HISTORY of computers, *COPYRIGHT, *MUSEUMS, *PUBLIC libraries, *ARCHIVES, *BICYCLES, *COMPUTER input-output equipment, *INTERNATIONAL agencies, *INTERNATIONAL business enterprises, *LIBRARIANS, *NEWSPAPERS, *SCIENCE, *TELECOMMUNICATION
Abstract

The article focuses on digitization and preservation of content. It comments on some challenges concerning copyright enforcement of digitized material and mentions that the Publishers Association established a website link where copyright abuse allegations can be made. It talks about copyright abuses in China, with best-selling novels, scientific and technical journal articles, and texbooks being susceptible to piracy in China. It talks about the digitization of works by scientist Isaac Newton. INSET: WORLD OF LIBRARIES.

Published
2012

2. Book Theft, EU Copyright, and Kafka.

Author

CHARLTON, JOHN

Subjects
*COPYRIGHT, *ACADEMIC libraries, *ARCHIVES, *AUTHORS, *INTERNATIONAL agencies, *LITERATURE, *RARE books, *THEFT
Abstract

The article discusses various issues related to the information industry as of September 2015. Topics covered include the British Library-hosted event on the theft, retrieval and sale of rare books, maps and manuscripts in London, England, the database of stolen books created by the International League of Antiquarian Booksellers (ILAB), and the European Union (EU) copyright reform.

Published
2015

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