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Lexis Nexis Copyright Law Made Easy 2017
Conveys the practical essentials of copyright law for businesses in the areas of marketing, sales, promotions and education.
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Copyright issues regularly arise in business. Obvious examples include developing a website, writing an advert or preparing a PowerPoint presentation. Playing or showing a sound recording, film or communication work in public must also be approached carefully. These are only some of the copyright issues that organisations in the commercial sector confront.
Copyright is also a very serious matter in the education sector. Programme developers, lecturers, deans and administrators will find this book useful when working on curricula, course materials, webinars and lectures, both in print and electronic formats.
Copyright Law Made Easy sets out the practical essentials of copyright law in New Zealand. It is designed to assist with protecting rights in original works and avoiding legal issues when copying or adapting original works belonging to others.
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Table of contents
Overview of legislation
Overview of licensing agreements
Mātauranga Māori: traditional knowledge
Overview of common licences
Copyright Act 1994
Part 1: Description, ownership and duration of copyright
Part 2: Infringement of copyright
Part 3: Acts permitted in relation to copyright works
Part 4: Moral rights
Part 5: Dealing with rights in copyright works
Part 6: Remedies for infringement
Part 8: Copyright licensing
Part 9: Performers’ rights
Part 11: Technological protection and copyright management information
