How Copyright applies to you as a University researcher or student. Staying on the right side of Copyright
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1 How Copyright applies to you as a University researcher or student Staying on the right side of Copyright
2 About Me Geraldine Yam Associate Director, Legal Services & Copyright Officer Legal and Risk The University of Adelaide Important Notice: In this presentation, references to University policies or licences are to the University of Adelaide. If you are not a University of Adelaide staff, titleholder or student, please consult with your respective institution s Copyright Officer on the applicability of the information in this presentation to your circumstances. University of Adelaide 2
3 Outline What is Copyright Copyright in materials you create Using Copyrighted materials Breach of Copyright vs Plagiarism What could happen if you breach Copyright University of Adelaide 3
4 What is Copyright?
5 What is Copyright? Exclusive economic rights given to authors or creators of works to protect their works against unauthorised use International treaties national legislation (Copyright Act 1968 (Commonwealth) Can be assigned (i.e. given) to other persons / organisations University of Adelaide 5
6 What does Copyright protect? Protects the expression of ideas in a material form Does not protect: Ideas Styles Techniques Facts / information Names Must be original, but no need for literary or artistic quality University of Adelaide 6
7 What does Copyright apply to? WORKS literary (eg. books, journal articles, newspaper articles, song lyrics, computer programs, tables, compilations) dramatic (eg. plays) written music artistic (eg. paintings, sculptures, photographs) University of Adelaide 7
8 What does Copyright apply to? SUBJECT MATTER OTHER THAN WORKS (SMOW) cinematograph films sound recordings (distinct from the underlying music or lyrics) TV and radio broadcasts Published editions (typographical arrangement & layout of publications) University of Adelaide 8
9 Does Copyright apply to data? Not to data itself, but may apply to the way in which it is presented Mere information / collection of data = no e.g. Measurements, Lists, collation of survey responses Telstra Corporation Limited v Phone Directories Company Pty Ltd (2010) - No in White or Yellow Pages University of Adelaide 9
10 University of Adelaide 10
11 Does Copyright apply to data? Compilation produced with exercise of author s skill, judgment, creativity or effort in selecting, presenting or arranging the information = maybe e.g. assembly of data into a useful matrix; pictorial representation of data Dynamic Supplies Pty Ltd v Tonnex International Pty Ltd (2011) - Yes in csv file of printer and computer details (compatibility chart) University of Adelaide 11
12 University of Adelaide 12
13 When does Copyright exist? Automatic upon creation Free No need to apply symbol Generally lasts for life of creator + 70 years has expired if creator died before 1 Jan 1955 Refer: /duration/ University of Adelaide 13
14 What does having copyright actually mean? For Works, exclusive rights to: reproduce the work (eg. photocopy, scan, film) make the work public for the first time (eg. publish) communicate the work to the public (eg. via , broadcasting, internet) perform the work in public [*excluding artistic works] make an adaptation (eg. a translation, arrangement) [*excluding artistic works] University of Adelaide 14
15 What does having copyright actually mean? For SMOW, exclusive rights to: reproduce the work show films or play sound recordings in public transmit films or sound recordings to the public using any form of technology University of Adelaide 15
16 Moral Rights Personal legal rights belonging to creators of Works and cinematograph films The right of attribution of authorship The right not to have authorship of a work falsely attributed The right of integrity ** Moral Rights cannot be transferred ** University of Adelaide 16
17 Who owns copyright in the works you create?
18 Copyright in works you create STAFF Under Copyright Act, employer owns if created in the course of your employment University Intellectual Property Policy: The University does not assert ownership over copyright in Scholarly or Creative works unless: - You were specifically engaged by the University to create such work; or - The work is subject to an overriding contractual obligation with a third party; or - The work relates to IP which is being commercialised. University of Adelaide 18
19 Copyright in works you create STUDENTS University Intellectual Property Policy: Students retain copyright in their works except those arising out of a project which: - builds on pre-existing University IP; or - is carried out for, or in conjunction with, a third party (e.g. sponsored research; student internship) University of Adelaide 19
20 So you want to make a copy of someone else s work?
21 Rule of thumb Must obtain express permission unless any of the following applies: Copyright has expired not a substantial part Use already authorised by Copyright owner or authorised licensor (e.g. Creative Commons, some websites) Can rely on a special exception Clipart courtesy FCIT, University of Adelaide 21
22 Copyright compliance myths On the internet = free for all I can use it as long as I include a proper reference I m not making any money from it so it s ok University of Adelaide 22
23 Teaching purposes Statutory licences Part VA Licence: Radio / TV broadcasts - Can make recordings off air or podcasts - no limit on amount - Labelling requirements - Copies placed online must be limited to current staff / students ** Does not include DVDs or YouTube videos!! University of Adelaide 23
24 Teaching purposes Statutory licences Part VB Licence: Text / images - Can copy books, journal articles, websites, images - Copying limits ( 10% or 1 Chapter rule) - Copies placed online must be limited to current staff / students - If digitising from hardcopy, go through DRMC (Digital Resource Management Centre) University of Adelaide 24
25 Teaching purposes University-wide negotiated licences Music licence - copy sound recordings from physical media - Musical work must be on APRA / AMCOS list - Copies placed online must be limited to current staff / students ** Does not include itunes or streamed music University of Adelaide 25
26 Teaching purposes University-wide negotiated licences Library electronic resources - Electronic journals, ebooks - Some more generous than 10% / 1 chapter (check with DRMC) University of Adelaide 26
27 Research and Study purposes Fair dealing for research or study exception To undertake research or study Copies for reference or incorporate into own work for assessment Reasonable portion 10% or 1 chapter for books Single article from a journal (more permitted if for same course of study or research) If reasonable portion does not apply, use 5 factor fairness test University of Adelaide 27
28 Research and Study purposes Fair dealing for research or study exception A personal exception Does not apply if: Copy is made for someone else You publish your work that incorporates the copy You use your work for another purpose Source: University of Adelaide 28
29 Other relevant exceptions Fair dealing for criticism or review exception 5 factor fairness test Can use for publications or presentations Must include critical comment or analysis of the work Format shifting items you own Private and domestic purposes only Digitise hardcopy books Rip music CD to computer University of Adelaide 29
30 Is plagiarism the same as breaching copyright?
31 Copyright vs Plagiarism Plagiarism = academic concept, not a legal principle Illegitimately copied material not considered plagiarised if appropriately referenced Plagiarised work may not be a breach of copyright But Failure to attribute author or a false claim of authorship is a breach of Moral Rights University of Adelaide 31
32 Copyright vs Plagiarism Consider these examples of plagiarism: Presenting work that is not your own in any format, without appropriate attribution or reference to the original source paraphrasing or copying work that is not your own, without due acknowledgement by way of reference to the original work adopting the ideas of others, or the structure of an existing analysis, without due acknowledgement by way of reference to the original source. University of Adelaide 32
33 Source acknowledged BUT no exception or permission from owner Breach of Copyright Work not subject to or have exception / permission from owner BUT source not acknowledged Plagiarism No exception or permission from owner AND source not acknowledged University of Adelaide 33
34 What could happen if you breach copyright?
35 University penalties University s Copyright Policy: Staff must not infringe copyright whilst undertaking University duties University facilities must not be used to infringe copyright Breaches may constitute misconduct University of Adelaide 35
36 Legal penalties Personal liability Fines & criminal sanctions only for commercial-scale infringement Copyright owners can sue for reasonable royalty University of Adelaide 36
37 Geraldine Yam Associate Director, Legal Services Legal and Risk Questions? Contact me
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