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.
  • Popular: Fair Copyright in Research Works Act as introduced.
  • Short: Fair Copyright in Research Works Act as introduced.

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12/31/08
Opposition to Detroit Congressmanâ...

According to Sujal Parikh and John Prensner writing in the Ann Arbor News, “H.R. 6845 would delay this process and make the deposition ...

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12/08/08
Peter Suber, Open Access News

H.R. 6845 would delay this process and make the deposition of these articles more difficult....In addition, arguments by supporters of H....

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12/01/08
The Exchange Online

U.S. Representatives Conyers, Issa, and Feeny introduced the Fair Copyright in Research Works Act, HR 6845, on September 9, 2008. AAUP se...

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11/11/08
New Bill Would Forbid Copyright Tr...

The Fair Copyright in Research Works Act (HR 6845) has now been officially introduced. While it awaits passage, the bill would "bar agenc...

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11/09/08
Heather Joseph: Getting the messag...

The "Fair Copyright in Research Works Act" (HR 6845) would change US Copyright law to forbid agencies like the NIH from conditioning thei...

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11/09/08
WASHINGTON DC PRINCIPLES FO FREE A...

NEW>>Society Publishers Support HR 6845 – The Fair Copyright in Research Works Act. NEW>>Frank Testifies In Support Of Copyright Protec...

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11/02/08
More support for the Conyers bill ...

Representatives from our association attended the hearing on HR 6845 which took place on 11 September 2008, and some comments were made b...

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10/29/08
STM Sends Letter to US Congress Su...

On 30 October 2008 STM's CEO, Michael Mabe, wrote to the US Congressional Committee on Courts, the Internet and Intellectual Property (IP...

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10/21/08
Fair Copyright in Research Works Act

HR 6845 To amend title 17, United States Code, with respect to works connected to certain funding agreements.

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10/15/08
A new federal copyright czar?

While the proposed law (HR 6845: Fair Copyright in Research Works Act), to eradicate the ability of the federal government to mandate ope...

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