Best Selling Books by Ian McDonald

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Explores policy issues relating to copyright owners' use of technological measures and contractual provisions to control access to, and use of, copyright content.

"This publication is for people such as IT, AV and library staff, as well as for individual teachers, who work in an 'educational institution' and are using digital resources (such as computer programs and CD-ROMs) or audiovisual material (such as films and videos) for 'educational purposes'. We also look at the copyright issues related to running extra-curricular activities such as concerts, plays and film screenings." - page 1.

Examines the new section of the Copyright Amendment Act 2006 which "allows certain people (such as educators and librarians) to use copyright material for socially beneficial purposes, without permission and without payment, provided certain criteria are met"--Introduction.

"This guide provides an introduction to how the copyright Act applies to music and the music industry in Australia"--p. 1.