Carol, since you are an authority on copyright, I'm hoping you can answer
this. As the technology improves to transfer VHS to DVD, what are the
copyright issues? I have hundreds of VHS tapes purchased from Library
Video Cpmpany. Am I able to copy a tape to DVD and retain the VHS as an
archival copy? Or, am I even allowed to copy the tapes to DVD
in the first place? Thanks for your help.
Jane K. Brehl
Trinity Elementary School
1381 Ida Ave.
Columbus, Ohio 43212
614-488-7650
jbrehl@cdeducation.org
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