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Report on Orphaned Works

By: Marybeth Peters

.......................................................................41 A. HISTORICAL FACTORS THAT AFFECT THE ORPHAN WORKS PROBLEM....................... ...p for consideration of the orphan works issue. 4 First, it sets out the historical factors that affect the orphan works problem by describing how ... ...erial photograph of a building on the campus of Stanford University in a “historical exhibit at Stanford’s Computer Science Department”; first a sear... ...copyright system and provides an efficient complement to that system. A. Historical Factors that Affect the Orphan Works Problem The orphan works i... ...ssion dichotomy is especially important for works of non-fiction, such as historical and news accounts, and more “utilitarian” works like computer p... ... pictures from the 1920s are no longer clearly owned by anyone, and film preservationists as such cannot obtain the necessary permissions to preser...

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Report on Orphaned Works

By: Marybeth Peters

.......................................................................41 A. HISTORICAL FACTORS THAT AFFECT THE ORPHAN WORKS PROBLEM....................... ...p for consideration of the orphan works issue. 4 First, it sets out the historical factors that affect the orphan works problem by describing how ... ...erial photograph of a building on the campus of Stanford University in a “historical exhibit at Stanford’s Computer Science Department”; first a sear... ...copyright system and provides an efficient complement to that system. A. Historical Factors that Affect the Orphan Works Problem The orphan works i... ...ssion dichotomy is especially important for works of non-fiction, such as historical and news accounts, and more “utilitarian” works like computer p... ... pictures from the 1920s are no longer clearly owned by anyone, and film preservationists as such cannot obtain the necessary permissions to preser...

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Report on Orphan Works

By: Library of Congress

.......................................................................41 A. HISTORICAL FACTORS THAT AFFECT THE ORPHAN WORKS PROBLEM....................... ...p for consideration of the orphan works issue. 4 First, it sets out the historical factors that affect the orphan works problem by describing how ... ...erial photograph of a building on the campus of Stanford University in a “historical exhibit at Stanford’s Computer Science Department”; first a sear... ...copyright system and provides an efficient complement to that system. A. Historical Factors that Affect the Orphan Works Problem The orphan works i... ...ssion dichotomy is especially important for works of non-fiction, such as historical and news accounts, and more “utilitarian” works like computer p... ... pictures from the 1920s are no longer clearly owned by anyone, and film preservationists as such cannot obtain the necessary permissions to preser...

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