[Web4lib] Licensing your site content
Marc Davis
marc.davis at drake.edu
Mon Dec 6 08:18:26 EST 2010
Looking to get a sense of current/best practice related to licensing/copyright of the content on academic library web sites. I'm principally interested in the general web site (rather than a particular digital collection) that has lots of diverse content (faculty, research reports, tutorials, videos, policy documents, etc, ad infinitum.
The sorts of information I'd find helpful would include things like:
Do you use Creative Commons? How much individual choice is allowed in CC selection?
Different licenses/copyright claims for different content (faculty blog vs. library news & events) or single license for all?
How was the licensing choice made?
Does your University have publication/marketing/web policies that set or influence the decision?
Best practices?
Anecdotes, cautions, caveats, etc.?
Thanks for your time and attention. It will be greatly appreciated.
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