GEN: good book for copyright questions

[Laura Palmer <llpalmer@MAIL.JAX.BELLSOUTH.NET>]

While looking through our reference collection today at a medium-size
public library I noticed a book which looks like it may have clear and
easily understood answers to copyright questions that I sometimes see
people posing to our group.  I looked through the book and it has
sections on "can do" and "cannot do" as well as some appendices in the
back some of which have sample forms.  I hope this does not count as an
advertisement because I have no vested interest in the sales of this
book!

Commonsense Copyright: a guide for Educators and Librarians
Second Edition (copyright 1999)
Talab, R.S.
ISBN 0-7864-0675-5

I think that I may need a copy of this book or a similar book when I
actually start working in a school media center.

Laura Palmer
Jacksonville, FL
FSU student and future school media specialist
llpalmer@mail.jax.bellsouth.net

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