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United States Copyright Office (Library of Congress)
Official homepage of the agency responsible for administering copyright law in the United States. Includes description of the agency, links to agency publications, and links to related Internet resources.
©Primer (University of Maryland University College)
This interactive tutorial summarizes the underlying principles behind copyright in the United States, outlines the requirements for copyright protection, and discusses the parameters of use and access of copyrighted material. Each summary of a principle or point of law is followed up with scenarios of hypothetical situations to test your understanding of copyright law and how to apply it.
Copyright Basics (U.S. Copyright Office)
Paper copy located in Government Documents Reference Section, Call Number  LC 3.4/2:1/ [year]
Describes what a copyright is, what can and can't be copyrighted, notice and duration of copyright, registration procedures, and fees.
Copyright and Fair Use Overview(Stanford University)
Convenient explanation of copyright law, fair use guidelines, and the process for obtaining permission to use copyrighted materials on Web sites and in the classroom.
The Copyright Handbook: How to Protect and Use Written Works (Nolo Press)
Located in Government Documents Reference on the Third Floor of Willis Library, Call Number KF2995 .F53 2003
Step-by-step instructions and allthe forms you need to register your copyright, protect against infringement, and profit from your work.
Copyright Information Circulars and Fact Sheets (U.S. Copyright Office)
Paper copies located in Government Documents Reference Section, Call Number LC 3.4/2:no.
Informational brochures on a wide variety of specific topics. Not all the Circulars are currently available online. 
Copyright Office FAQ (U.S. Copyright Office)
Brief, introductory replies to the questions most commonly asked in the Public Information Sections of the U.S. Copyright Office.
Frequently Asked Questions About Copyright (CENDI Copyright Working Group)
This document was prepared by CENDI (the Commerce, Energy, NASA, Defense Information Managers Group) to educate librarians, information center staff, publications staff, and agency authors about copyright from an operations perspective.
Publications on Copyright (U.S. Copyright Office)
Paper copy located in Government Documents Reference Section, Call Number LC 3.4/2:2
Lists forms and publications available from the Copyright Office, other Library of Congress offices, the Government Printing Office, and the National Technical Information Service. Also explains how to order the publications.
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