Copyright and Fair Use @ JABSOM

The U.S. Copyright Office aims to "promote creativity by administering and sustaining an effective national copyright system."

Highly detailed website with information on all aspects of cppyright.

A comprehensive copyright resource from Columbia's Copyright Advisory Office.

An extensive collection of copyright resources, tools, commentary and primary materials. Posts new court opinions, legislation, articles, etc.

A collection of annotated links on copyright from the Wisconsin Department of Public Instruction.

Out of Duke Law School, the site has information and links to books, articles, websites, and events about the public domain, including Public Domain Day. Advocates decreasing copyright terms and increasing the public domain.

Has good explanations and infographics about Fair Use, author’s rights, and legislation.

Guides to copyright, including a helpful guide to the TEACH Act.

Explains about creative commons licenses, which are not necessarily well known, and when known, not always understood.

Basic copyright information, but geared toward music.

Guides users through the process of determining if a use is fair.

An ALA-created tool that helps libraries navigate Section 108 of the copyright code, the section that allows libraries and archives to create reproductions (including digitally) for preservation or replacement under certain conditions.