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H.R.6845 - Fair Copyright in Research Works Act
To amend title 17, United States Code, with respect to works connected to certain funding agreements. view all titles (3)
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- Official: To amend title 17, United States Code, with respect to works connected to certain funding agreements. as introduced.
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- Short: Fair Copyright in Research Works Act as introduced.
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HR 6845, To amend title 17, United States Code, with respect to ...
HR 6845 would amend title 17, United States Code, with respect to works connected to certain funding agreements.... Vote on This Bill: For | Against.
bill action: introduced: hr 6845: to amend title 17, united states ...
rep. john conyers [d-mi] introduced hr 6845: to amend title 17, united states code, with respect to works connected to certain funding agreements. [this event matched these trackers: active legislation ]
Chemical & Engineering News: Latest News - Protecting Copyright
The bill, the Fair Copyright in Research Works Act (H.R. 6845), is supported by many advocates in the scholarly publishing industry, including the American Chemical Society, which publishes C&EN. "The legislation comes in response to ...
The Scourge of Rumpelstiltskin
A story to explain why itâs so important House Judiciary Committee Chairman John Conyers (D-MI) has introduced legislation (HR-6845) last night to reaffirm the rights of copyright owners in the field of medical journals: ...
More on today's hearing in the Judiciary Committee
âGovernment does not fund peer-reviewed journal articlesâpublishers do,â Allan Adler, AAP VP for government and legal affairs said in a statement, adding that HR 6845 would help âpreserve the incentives for peer-review publishing."
WashingtonWatch.com - H.R. 6845, The Fair Copyright in Research ...
H.R. 6845 would amend title 17, United States Code, with respect to works connected to certain funding agreements. Detailed Summary; Status of the Legislation; Points in Favor; Points Against ...
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House Judiciary Subcommittee on Courts, the Internet, and ...
tvol postou uma foto:. House Judiciary Subcommittee on Courts, the Internet, and Intellectual Property. Hearing on NIH mandate and legislation--HR 6845--"Fair Copyright in Research Works Act"
copyright fight over nih & pubmed
the chronicle reports on the sturm und drang going on in the congressional hearing over hr 6845, the fair copyright in research works act: to amend title 17, united states code, with respect to works connected to certain funding ...
Hearing on bill that would block NIH Public Access policy
The Hearings: Hearing on: HR 6845, the "Fair Copyright in Research Works Act" Thursday 09/11/2008 - 1:00 PM House Committee on the Judiciary, Subcommittee on Courts, the Internet, and Intellectual Property. [streaming RealPlayer video] ...
Attacking Public Access Through the Copyright Act
Conyers introduced HR 6845, "The Fair Copyright in Research Works Act", into the House of Representatives. There is nothing fair about this bill at all, and it should be opposed by anyone who cares about public access to publicly funded ...
Potential Bill to Block NIH Public Access Policy
Science News posted an article yesterday on the possibility of the introduction of the The Fair Copyright in Research Works Act (HR 6845) which would reverse the NIH Public Access Policy. Are you kidding me? ...
Congressional Hearing Over Public Access Filled With High Drama
That point is the focus of the new bill, HR 6845, the Fair Copyright in Research Works Act, which seeks to amend the legislation governing the NIH policy. It was introduced this week by John Conyers Jr., Democrat of Michigan. Mr. ...
Congressional testimony on NIH Public Access repeal effort
The House Judiciary Committee held hearings today on the newly introduced "Fair Copyright and Research Works Act (HR 6845)," which is a publisher-promoted effort to repeal the NIH Public Access Policy. ...
Congressional testimony on NIH Public Access repeal effort
The House Judiciary Committee held hearings today on the newly introduced âFair Copyright and Research Works Act (HR 6845),â which is a publisher-promoted effort to repeal the NIH Public Access Policy. Peter Suberâs Open Access News ...
graft and corruption alert
hr 6845 is the bill, hypocritically named the "fair copyright in research works" (my response: it's not fair to require that researchers transfer copyright ownership of their research results to a publisher in order to allowed to have ...
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science news posted an article yesterday on the possibility of the introduction of the the fair copyright in research works act (hr 6845) which would reverse the nih public access policy. are you kidding me? ...
Clearing the Air: Intellectual Property Revisited
... of American Publishers (AAP) issued a press release titled Publishers Praise New Legislation to Safeguard Copyright in Research Works regarding the legislation of the Fair Copyright in Research Works Act (HR 6845) that will aid...
TK Kenyon - NIH's Battle With Congress Over Free Speech
by TK Kenyon. For the last few years, the number of scientific papers accessible for free has been steadily rising because NIH has required (or at least actively solicited) grantees to allow free access to grant-supported papers one ...
NIH's Battle With Congress Over Free Speech
Research Works Act (HR 6845) would mean that neither NIH nor any other federal agency could require grantees to submit accepted papers to a free archive. There is no companion bill in the Senate, and Congress is not expected to ...
NIH Fights Congress
Research Works Act (HR 6845) would mean that neither NIH nor any other federal agency could require grantees to submit accepted papers to a free archive. There is no companion bill in the Senate, and Congress is not expected to ...
Congress Debates Silencing NIH
For the last couple years, the number of scientific papers accessible to the public for free has been steadily rising because NIH has required (or at least actively solicited) grantees to allow free access to grant-supported papers one ...
News from the publishing world: NIH policy and open textbooks
On September 11, the House Committee on the Judiciary held a hearing on the "Fair Copyright in Research Works Act," HR 6845 (introduced on 9/9/08), which would have rolled back the National Institutes of Health (NIH) mandate that ...
NIH Public Policy Hearing held on September 11, 2008
For additional information, and recent media coverage of the hearing, please visit SPARCâs website. Also, view the complete video webcast of the hearing on HR 6845, the âFair Copyright in Research Works Act.â
nih policy will âdestroyâ commercial scientific publishing
at a hearing held today, ostensibly held to discuss hr 6845, the fair copyright in research works act, the house judiciary subcommittee on courts, the internet and intellectual property, focused almost entirely on the current nih public ...
Policy & Practice News - American Society of Hematology
Earlier this week, House Judiciary Committee Chairman John Conyers (D-MI) introduced legislation (H.R. 6845, The Fair Copyrights in Research Act) to prevent any federal agency â including NIH â from "requiring the transfer of ...
GenomeWeb News: Nobel Laureates Support NIH in Open Access Debate
In a letter of its own last week, the Professional and Scholarly Publishing Division of the Association of American Publishers praised the newly proposed H.R. 6845, the Fair Copyright in Research Works Act, saying it âwould recognize ...
Ditzler Blog: Random, but not totally a 'ditz'!: I wanted to call ...
There is an interesting report from ArsTechnica about a bill that could potentially reverse the open access the NIH just mandated last year. Posted by Wyatt at 11:21 PM. Labels: ArsTechnica, HR 6845, National Institute of Health, NIH, ...
Congressional Threat against Open Access
The House of Representatives has seen the introduction of legislation, HR 6845 that, depending on its final format, may significantly curtail or eliminate the NIH's ability to continue its open access policy. ...
Open Access Science in Peril
The House of Representatives has seen the introduction of legislation, HR 6845 that, depending on its final format, may significantly curtail or eliminate the NIH's ability to continue its open access policy. ...
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