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Conference 7.286::digital

Title:	The Digital way of working

Moderator:	QUARK::LIONELON

Created:	Fri Feb 14 1986
Last Modified:	Fri Jun 06 1997
Last Successful Update:	Fri Jun 06 1997
Number of topics:	5321
Total number of notes:	139771

573.0. "Corporate policy & Copyrighted Materials" by PEACHS::BEKELE (Genuine Buzz Of Hushed Excitement) Sat Jul 16 1988 16:19


	I would like to get some feedback on copyright issue(s)
or a pointer to a conference where the discussion has already
taken place.  

	The issue I am interested in has to do with postings 
of copyrighted materials from various sources in various 
conferences or distribution of such material in the form of Email.
Are there any corporate policies or guidelines? What are your
thoughts?

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573.1 Try {RAINBO or MOSAIC}::LAWS DR::BLINN Lost in space Mon Jul 18 1988 11:05 12

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573.1	Try {RAINBO or MOSAIC}::LAWS	DR::BLINN	Lost in space	`Mon Jul 18 1988 11:05`	12
	The most appropriate place for such a discussion would be in the {RAINBO,MOSAIC}::LAWS conference (press KP7 or use the SELECT command to add it to your notebook). While there may be corporate policies about this, I can't recall having ever seen any. And it's really not particularly important what we think, but rather what copyright law allows as fair use of copyrighted material. If you want a definitive opinion, you'd have to get someone from the Law department to address the issue, and I don't think you'll get them to do so in a Notes conference. Tom

        The most appropriate place for such a discussion would be in
        the {RAINBO,MOSAIC}::LAWS conference (press KP7 or use the
        SELECT command to add it to your notebook).  While there may
        be corporate policies about this, I can't recall having ever
        seen any.  And it's really not particularly important what
        we think, but rather what copyright law allows as fair use
        of copyrighted material.  If you want a definitive opinion,
        you'd have to get someone from the Law department to address
        the issue, and I don't think you'll get them to do so in a
        Notes conference.
        
        Tom