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Copyright Amendment Bill Draft No. 2, 2018
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Copyright and Related Issues: Copyright Amendment Bill Draft No. 2, 2018
This Libguide is a useful guide on international, regional and South African copyright and related issues.
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Material not copyrighted
Copyright Policy Guidelines & Toolkits
Limitations & Exceptions
Copyright Terms & Extension
Copyright and photographs (guidelines)
Orphan Works
Copyright and Contract Law
Copyright and 3D Printing
Text and data mining & copyright
Applying for Copyright (for Wits only)
Copyright and Librarians
Fair Use/Dealing
WIPO Treaties
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WIPO
Beijing Treaty on Audiovisual Performances
Marrakesh Treaty June 2013
WBU WIPO Treaty Proposal
Current Proposals for Treaties at WIPO (2013)
Model Copyright Laws
Policies
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IP Policy - South Africa
Publisher/Funders' Copyright Policies
Declarations
Author's Rights
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Wits Addendum to Publication Agreement
Author's Rights/Copyright Ownership
Who Owns Copyright?
When Does an Employer Own Copyright?
State Ownership (Section 21(2) of the SA Copyright Act)
Artist's Resale Rights
Rightsowners
DRMs/TPMs
CC Licences
Public Domain
SA Copyright Law
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Works Eligible for Copyright Protection in South Africa
Copyright Term of Protection
Copyright Infringement - Penalties
Additional Copyright Resources
Papers/articles on SA Copyright Law
SA Copyright Proposed Amendments
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Commonly Asked Questions on the Copyright Amendment Bill 2019
Genesis and Process of Copyright Amendment Bill
Copyright Amendment Bill (latest version sent out by NCoP - Feb 2019)
Exceptions & Limitations for Educational and Library Sectors in Bill
Copyright Amendment Bill (Ver. 3 & 4, 2018)
Copyright Amendment Bill Draft No. 2, 2018
Copyright Amendment Bill 2017
Copyright Amendment Bill 2015
Performers' Protection Amendment Bill 2016
Int'l Copyright Laws/Changes
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Important cases for access to information
Resources/Reports/Projects
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Africa Intellectual Property Forum (February 2013)
IFLA Copyright Resources
eIFL Copyright Resources
Commonwealth of Learning Copyright Resources
SA Copyright Resources/Research Reports
Copyright Projects/Resources
Copyright Websites/LibGuides (USA)
Copyright & A2K Newsletter
South Centre : IP Negotiations Monitor
Infojustice.org
Wits Library
Articles,etc.
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Copyright Guidelines for South African Schools
IP & Social Media
IP Organisations/Lawyers
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IP Organisations around the World
African IP Organisations
IP Firms/Lawyers
Locating Rightsowners
OA
Copyright Amendment Bill Draft No. 2, 2018
Copyright Amendment Bill Draft No. 2, 2018
Specific Clauses for Comment by 18 July 2018
Stakeholders' Submissions on CAB Draft No. 2 2018
Australian Digital Alliance Submission 18 July 2018
Committee of Higher Education Libraries of South Africa (CHELSA)'s Submission
IFLA Submission
Library and Information Association of South Africa (LIASA)'s Submission
Universities SA (USAf)'s Submission
Wits Digital Arts' Submission
Wits SC&CO Submission
#FeesMustFall Movement's submission
Global Expert Network on Copyright User Rights and Creative Commons Corporation (HQ) Comments on South Africa’s Copyright Amendment Bill (2017) [B13-2017]
Innovus (Stellenbosch University)'s Submission
Media Monitoring Africa's submission (endorsed by Media24, Caxton Media & the SA National Editors' Forum)
Publishers' Association of South Africa (PASA)
ReCreate's Submission
Stellenbosch University Anton Mostert CIP - Full comments: Copyright Amendment Bill 2018
DTI Responses to Submissions
DTI Response to Submissions 14 August 2018
Submissions recorded by DTI
Articles
Lobby groups demand greater public say on contentious Copyright Amendment Bill (2018)
ReCreate SA calls for creator rights in copyright reform now
South Africa’s Proposed Copyright Fair Use Right Should Be a Model for the World
South Africa's Proposed Fair Use Right In Copyright Bill Is Surprisingly Good -- At The Moment
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