Case-study : Copyright and Electronic Text single work   criticism  
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'In recent years, copyright principles developed for paper-based works have successfully been adapted to electronic works, with existing rights expanded to include a right ‘to communicate works to the public’.This right allowed copyright owners to control the ‘making available' of their works on-line, including the digitising and uploading of material onto an Internet server. The defences available for paper-based texts, such as fair dealing, were also extended to cover works in an electronic form.' (Introduction 134 )

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    y separately published work icon Paper Empires : A History of the Book in Australia 1946-2005 Craig Munro (editor), Robyn Sheahan-Bright (editor), St Lucia : University of Queensland Press , 2006 Z1275326 2006 anthology criticism (taught in 3 units) The second of a series of studies of Australian book production and consumption. The work is organised into three sections: 'The Rise of Publishing ', 'Book Business' and 'Reaching Readers'. Within each grouping are chapters on related subjects, in some cases accompanied by illustrative case studies. St Lucia : University of Queensland Press , 2006 pg. 134-136
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