Delivered to the North Wales Libraries Partnership Copyright Workshop on 30 January 2014 at the University of Bangor, by Jason Miles-Campbell of Jisc Legal.

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The Brave New World
– the changing face of copyright
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The Hargreaves Review 2011
The Review focused in particular on:
• Identification of barriers to growth in the IP system, and how
to overcome them;
• How the IP framework could better enable new business
models appropriate to the digital age.
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The Hargreaves Review 2011
The key recommendations which, if implemented, have the
potential to make the greatest impact on libraries are:
• The establishment of a Digital Copyright Exchange,
• The provision on orphan works,
• Extensions to the copyright exceptions and
• The increased powers and mandate of the IPO in promoting
an IP system which is responsive to change.
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The Digital Copyright Exchange
» The Hooper Report
» “Rights and Wrongs: is copyright
licensing fit for purpose for the digital
age?”
» A copyright rights hub
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Orphan Works
» S.116 of the CDPA 1988
» allows for commercial and
non-commercial use of any
orphan work, after a
diligent search and paid a
licence fee.
» Consultation on
regulations
» EU Directive –
digitisation by
publicly accessible
archives (by Oct 2014)
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Updating the Permitted Acts
» Fair dealing for non-commercial research / private
study extended to recordings and broadcasts
» Fair dealing for parody, caricature and pastiche
» Fair dealing and quotation
» Fair dealing for instruction and examination
» Private copying of permanently held material
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Updating the Permitted Acts
» Copyright permitted acts v contract
› Contrary terms and conditions are unenforceable
» Regulation of licensing agencies
» Text mining for non-commercial research
» To lead Europe on adaptability to new technologies
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Librarians and Archivists
» S.37 (to individuals) and s.41 (to other libraries) –
library privilege
› all types of copyright work
› no more prescribed form
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Librarians and Archivists
» S.42 Libraries and preservation
› any copyright work
› where not reasonably practicable to purchase a
replacement copy
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Librarians and Archivists
» S.43A Cultural institutions may make works available
via dedicated terminals (unless contract restricts)
» Publicly accessible libraries, an education
establishment, museums archives, for lawfully
acquired works
» For individuals for non-commercial research or private
study

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The IPO Copyright Notice Scheme
» Helpdesk
» Basic guidance
» Does not cover
interpretation of basic
licences
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Tensions
» Blanket licences – standardisation v one size fits all
» User generated content
» Commercialisation of education, the public sector
» Aggregation and combination v protection
» Freedom of use v freedom to exploit
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This work, with the exception of logos, and any other content marked with a separate copyright notice, is
licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution 3.0 Unported Licence. Attribution should be “© Jisc
Legal – www.jisclegal.ac.uk – used under Creative Commons Attribution 3.0 Unported Licence” (with
clickable URLs where possible). The use of logos in the work is licensed for use only on non-derivative
copies. Further information at www.jisclegal.ac.uk/CopyrightPolicy.
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