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Your Place In Copyright: A Graduate Student’s Guide

 
 
 
 
 
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The general public knows copyright as an obstacle to be negotiated in everyday life. From the photocopier to the personal computer, most people are aware that they are walking a line that separates access to materials and infringement of someone else’s rights. Most of us, however, spend little time considering what sort of rights we have over our own creations, and how society and culture are impacted by the way we exercise those rights. As scholars we create in many ways: by writing papers, conducting research, and developing tools for instruction. In Canada, and around the world, creation begets copyright. Becoming acquainted with copyright’s history, applications and implications will allow you to use your creativity to your best advantage and for the greatest good.

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