Where can we find varieties of content that don’t require permission or cost an arm and a leg? What’s a quick, one-stop resource to identify images, sound, video, and other media that has been sorted and vetted to bridge the gap between “all rights reserved” and “public domain?” As with all things involving copyright, IT DEPENDS.  

Join us in this follow-up to Copyright Basics for Trainers: Selecting Images and Music That Won’t Break the Budget—Or the Law as we DIG DEEPER to learn how to decipher the terms and conditions of the licenses for these free-to-use resources.
 

Barbara Ingrassia comes from an academic library background. She has studied the “murkiness” of copyright law with the Center for Intellectual Property at the University of Maryland, the Special Libraries Association, Duke University and the Berkman Center at Harvard Law School. She has facilitated workshops for various professional organizations both virtually and face-to-face.

As President of Manage Copyright, she helps individuals and organizations navigate copyright law in the digital age by facilitating a review of their  “public presence,” developing Best Practices, and training their staff.

Ingrassia enjoys bringing some fun to a (potentially) dull topic. Her motto:  Manage Copyright. Don’t let it manage You!℠