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Introduction to the online version
Chapter 1 – The Commission and Its Recommendations
Chapter 2 – The Establishment, Mandate, and Activities of the Commission
Chapter 3 – Computers and Copyright
Chapter 4 – Machine Reproduction – Photocopying
- Recommendations of the Commission
- Recommendation for Amending One Area of the 1976 Copyright Act
- Recommendations Concerning the Five-Year Review of Photocopying Practices
- Recommendations to Publishers
- Recommendations to Government Agencies
- Provisions of the 1976 Copyright Act Affecting Photocopying
- CONTU Guidelines on Photocopying under Interlibrary Loan Arrangements
- Volume of Library Photocopying in 1976
- Means of Obtaining Permission to Make Photocopies or to Obtain Authorized Copies under the 1976 Copyright Act
- Interrelated Economics of Publishing and Libraries and the Impact of Copying Fees
- Legislation and Systems Relating to Photocopying in Other Countries
- Recommendations of Interested Organizations
- Effects of Future Technological Change
Chapter 5 – Summary
Appendix A – Summary of the Legislative History of Computer-Related Issues and the Photocopy Issue
Appendix B – Public Law 93-573 and Public Law 95-146
Appendix C – Commissioners
Appendix D – Staff
Appendix E – Lists of Witnesses
Appendix F – Alphabetical Listing of Persons Appearing before the Commission
Appendix G – Transcripts of Commission Meetings
Appendix H – Summaries of Commission-Sponsored Studies
Appendix I – Bibliography
Appendix J – Selected Provisions of the Copyright Act of 1976 and Copyright Office Regulations
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Final Report of the National Commission on New
Technology Uses of Copyrighted Works
Chapter 4 – Machine Reproduction – Photocopying
Recommendations to Government Agencies
The Library of Congress, the Copyright Office, and NCLIS, in consultation with the library associations, journal publishers, and library consortia, should explore the possibility of including in the Conservation of Serials project - a data base of information on serials, including the title, the publisher, ISSN - information concerning (1) the copyright status of journal issues, both current and older; (2) whether the publisher permits copying beyond that permitted by the statute; (3) whether the journal is in CCC or other clearance systems; and (4) what, if any, sources of authorized copies exist. The Library of Congress or any other organization planning to establish a nonprofit periodicals copying center should consider the discussion of such centers in this report.212
Next section: Provisions of the 1976 Copyright Act Affecting Photocopying
212 See in this chapter the subsections Means of Obtaining Permission to Make Photocopies . . . through Periodical Centers in General.
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