From DiscoverWorks.org
Chris Howard
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I am not an attorney, and I am not a rights expert. I am a technologist with some good ideas for mapping rights owners to works. I'd love to hear your suggestions for making DiscoverWorks.org a better platform for finding works and copyright holders, especially for media types other than print.
Email: chris@discoverworks.org
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MediaWiki preferences help. Good stuff at Mozilla.org's wiki: http://wiki.mozilla.org/Help:Preferences
Contact me
Chris Howard
Email: chris@discoverworks.org
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Page Structure
Here's one of the diagrams laying out the structure of a work page for the book media type:
Copyright Law outside the US
I’ve been reading up on copyright law outside the U.S., with particular focus on the idea of Moral Rights. A few articles:
Copyright law of the European Union
WIPO translation of the French Intellectual Property Code (”Art. L. 121-1. An author shall enjoy the right to respect for his name, his authorship and his work.”)
- Interesting
The music to L’Internationale (The Internationale) is in the public domain in the US, but will remain under copyright in France until 2014.
Tarzan and the Forbidden City by Edgar Rice Burroughs is NOT in the public domain in the US, but is in the public domain in other countries, such as Australia.
Reactee shirt: DiscoverWorks.org
Check out my Reactee shirt for DiscoverWorks.org.How does it work?
From the Reactee site: “You create a shirt by selecting a slogan, keyword and initial response at the Reactee web site. . . When someone sees your shirt and sends a text message (SMS) with your keyword to the Reactee short code (41411) they get a text message back that you specified.”
What a cool idea. I saw this over on Tcritic and had to make one.
Get your own at: http://reactee.com/DISCOVER
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Pages I'm working on
Links:
http://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/Image:Applications-graphics.svg



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