is now available. This report summarizes interviews conducted between August and September 2007 with staff from eight partner institutions. Interviewees shared information about how and why institutions investigate and collect copyright evidence, both for mass digitization
projects and for items in special collections. This report is one of the deliverables of the Contribute to the Development of a Registry of Copyright Evidence Project
<http://www.oclc.org/programs/ourwork/infrastructures/newservice/copyright.htm> that is part of our Create New Structures and Service Areas
<http://www.oclc.org/programs/ourwork/infrastructures/newservice/default.htm> work agenda program.
Participating partner institutions and staff include:
Cornell University
Peter Hirtle
Emory University
Lisa Macklin
New York Public Library
Tom Lisanti
Rutgers University
Grace Agnew
Stanford University
Mimi Calter
University of California, Los Angeles
Angela Riggio
University of Michigan
Judy Aronheim
University of Texas at Austin
Dennis Dillon
RLG Programs is grateful to these partner institutions and staff for participating in this project and sharing their knowledge and perspectives to form the basis for this report.
You may link directly to the report here:
www.oclc.org/programs/publications/2008-01.pdf
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