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- 10 Big Myths About Copyright Explained
- Australian Copyright Council
- Introduction
- Biomedical Tissue Services Class Action
- Monheit Law is investigating tainted biomedical tissue lawsuits. Lawsuits for injuries or infections caused by contaminated human tissue transplants.
- Copyright for Collage Artists
- US, but possibly relevant for Australia also
- Copyright Website, The
- Fair dealing in Australia
- from a report of the Copyright Law Review Committee.
- Stanford Copyright and Fair Use Center
- a detailed summary of U.S. Copyright law and its Fair Use exemptions
- The Future of Fair Dealing in Australian Copyright Law
- by Peter Brudenall
- Creative Commons
- licenses for requiring attributed, non-comercial, non-derivative and/or share-alike use of creative works (under U.S. Copyright Law)
- Free Culture
- The downloadable text of Lawrence Lessig's book
Free Culture: How Big Media Uses Technology and the Law to Lock Down Culture and Control Creativity
- Free Documentation License (FDL)
- a form of Copyleft designed for documentation, from the Free Software Foundation
- The Progress of Science and Useful Arts
- ‘Why copyright today threatens intellectual freedoms’
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