Difference between revisions of "2013 Digital Piracy Review and Discussion"
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| + | [http://aaupnet.org/images/stories/documents/presentations/2013crowewhoissearch.pdf "WhoIs" Searches and IP Tracing] and [http://aaupnet.org/images/stories/documents/presentations/2013crowedmcatakedowns.pdf Required Elements of a DMCA Notice] handouts, Lydia Crowe | ||
Revision as of 14:18, 27 June 2013
Is digital piracy a real issue for university press books? If so, in what ways, and what can we do about it? This panel will bring together researchers and rights administrators to survey the scope of the challenge and consider approaches in dealing with it—both day-to-day and at the policy level.
Chair: Claire Lewis Evans, Editor for Digital and Electronic Publishing, University of Alabama Press
Panelists: Lydia Crowe, Rights & Permissions Manager, University of Iowa Press
Brian O'Leary, Principal, Magellan Media Consulting
Michael Schwartz, Contracts, Copyright, & Permissions Supervisor, Princeton University Press
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"A Field Guide to Internet Piracy", Lydia Crowe
"The Pirate Hunter: One University Press's Evolving Experience with Piracy, Search, and Takedown", Mike Schwartz
"Thinking About Piracy", Brian O'Leary
"WhoIs" Searches and IP Tracing and Required Elements of a DMCA Notice handouts, Lydia Crowe
