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Significant work in DH has focused on access, labor, and infrastructure. They fundamentally shape the field, from who is included to what we study (for example, see Graban et al 2019, McGrail et al 2022, and Losh and Wernimont 2018). Often less discussed is the legal systems that impact the field. Laws defining data use including ownership, access, circulation, and privacy shape the analytical possibilities and differ according to geography and nation state. In this article, we address the impact of a specific United States legal framework governing access to data and outline advocacy to change the legal code to facilitate DH research. We specifically discuss the Association for Computers and the Humanities (ACH) work to support a change in text and data mining policy by supporting an effort led by Samuelson Law, Technology & Public Policy Clinic and Authors Alliance. This policy, section 1201 of the US copyright code, imposes a set of restrictions on how people can use digital materials whose access is mediated using technical protection measures, including digital rights management (DRM) code—even when the use would otherwise be permitted by fair use. (Fair use in US copyright law is roughly equivalent to fair dealing in Canada, although inherently more open through not enumerating a specific list of exemptions.) By collaborating with one another and with legal practitioners, DH scholars can play a significant role in changing the legal regime that protects multinational corporations and limits humanities research. We end with a discussion of next steps and how US-based scholars can get involved in changing this legal landscape.D'importants travaux en DH se sont concentrés sur l'accès, l'emploI et l'infrastructure. Ils façonnent fondamentalement le domaine, de qui est inclus à ce que nous étudions (par exemple, voir Graban et al 2019, McGrail et al 2022, et Losh et Wernimont 2018). Les systèmes juridiques qui ont un impact sur le domaine sont souvent moins discutés. Les lois définissant l'utilisation des données, y compris la propriété, l'accès, la circulation et la confidentialité, façonnent les possibilités d'analyse et diffèrent en fonction de la géographie et de l'État-nation. Dans cet article, nous abordons l'impact d'un cadre juridique spécifique des États-Unis régissant l'accès aux données et décrivons les actions de plaidoyer visant à modifier le code juridique pour faciliter la recherche en DH. Nous discutons spécifiquement du travail de l'Association for Computers and the Humanities (ACH) pour soutenir un changement dans la politique d'exploration de textes et de données en soutenant un effort mené par Samuelson Law, Technology & Public Policy Clinic et Authors Alliance. Cette politique, section 1201 du code des droits d'auteur américain, impose un ensemble de restrictions sur la façon dont les gens peuvent utiliser les matériaux numériques dont l'accès est médiatisé par des mesures de protection technique, y compris le code de gestion des droits numériques (Digital Right Management ou DRM)—même lorsque l'utilisation serait autrement autorisée par l'utilisation équitable. (L'utilisation équitable dans la loi des États-Unis sur le droit d'auteur est à peu près équivalente à l'utilisation équitable au Canada, bien qu'elle soit intrinsèquement plus ouverte du fait qu'elle n'énumère pas une liste spécifique d'exemptions). En collaborant entre eux et avec les praticiens du droit, les chercheurs en sciences humaines peuvent jouer un rôle important dans la modification du régime juridique qui protège les multinationales et limite la recherche en sciences humaines. Nous terminerons par une discussion sur les prochaines étapes et sur la manière dont les chercheurs basés aux États-Unis peuvent s'impliquer dans la modification de ce paysage juridique.

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L’internationalisation des échanges conduit à rechercher un élargissement territorial du domaine d’efficacité des droits de propriété industrielle. Les propriétés industrielles sont de monopoles d’exploitations. Elles regroupent les brevets d’invention, les marques de fabrique ou de commerce, les dessins et modèles industrielles. On assimile aux propriétés industrielles le droit de propriété littéraire et artistique, les secrets de fabrique, le savoir-faire (know-how) et le droit de se prévaloir des récompenses officielles et médailles obtenues dans l’exercice du commerce. La propriété intellectuelle recouvre les inventions, les marques, les desseins et les modèles industriels et le droit d’auteur sur les œuvres littéraires, musicales, artistiques, photographiques et audiovisuelles.

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In this paper, I describe the advantages and disadvantages of incorporating new Artificial Intelligence (AI)-enabling exceptions and limitations to the copyright laws of Latin American countries. Section 1 describes the threats and opportunities AI may pose to the region. Section 2 refers to the effects copyright legislation may have on investment decisions of AI firms, the potential benefits for countries incorporating them, Law & Economics and Comparative Law perspectives, and the current regulatory asymmetry in this matter across the region. Section 3 concludes with policy recommendations.

This paper explores legal considerations for how libraries in Canada can lend digital copies of books. It is an adaptation of A Whitepaper on Controlled Digital Lending of Library Books by David R. Hansen and Kyle K. Courtney, and draws heavily on this source in its content, with the permission of the authors. Our paper considers the legal and policy rationales for the process--"controlled digital lending"--in Canada, as well as a variety of risk factors and practical considerations that can guide libraries seeking to implement such lending, with the intention of helping Canadian libraries to explore controlled digital lending in our own Canadian legal and policy context. Our goal is to help libraries and their lawyers become better informed about controlled digital lending as an approach, offer the basis of the legal rationale for its use in Canada, and suggest situations in which this rationale might be strongest. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

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In this article, a workflow for the digitization of complex and extensive periodicals is presented based on the project "Digitization of the Darmstädter Tagblatt" (funded by the German Research Foundation). The project is a collaboration between the University and State Library Darmstadt and the Institute for Linguistics and Literary Studies of the Technical University of Darmstadt. The steps include the creation of images from the original, the digital post-processing up to the machine-readable full text with basic linguistic annotations, the publicly accessible presentation on the Internet and the detailed research for rights holders of individual articles and photographs as stipulated by §§ 61 ff. UrhG ("diligent search"). [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

Using research on the political economy of the music industries, interviews with independent musicians about their lived experiences, and the authors' experience participating in government copyright consultations in Canada, this article discusses how the market power of major music companies and their capture of the policy-making process through lobbying has made copyright reform an extremely limited avenue for remedying the variety of hardships facing musicians in the streaming media era. Against the continued consolidation and concentration of power within the music industries, we explore a case study of Edmonton Public Library's Capital City Records as an alternative model that may inspire further initiatives that advocate for artists and users. We conclude by discussing a commons-based, public-infrastructure and governance model that could serve as a tool to circumvent uneven power dynamics in the music industries, facilitate stronger music communities, and maintain sustainable livelihoods for working musicians in Canada. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

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The purpose of this paper is simultaneously to investigate researcher use and awareness of author addenda (e.g., the Scholarly Publishing and Academic Resources Coalition [SPARC] author addendum) and publisher awareness and acceptance of the same. Researchers at U15 Group of Canadian Research Universities' institutions were targeted, and a survey was sent to faculty, graduate, and postdoctoral associations to share with their members. Following a low response rate, the survey was sent to a listserv of copyright librarians in Canada with a message that encouraged them to share it with researchers at their institutions. Eighty-one researchers responded to the survey. Eighty-six percent of researchers (n = 70) indicated that they were unaware of author addenda. Researchers were asked to identify how often they negotiate their publishing agreements, and of those who answered the question, 84.2% (n = 64) responded that they never negotiate. Thirteen publishers or publishing organizations were contacted and asked if they would participate in phone interviews about copyright practices and author addenda. Two large multinational publishers agreed to participate. Both publishers indicated that very few authors attempt to negotiate their agreements and that of those who choose to negotiate, even fewer use addenda. Both indicated that they do not accept the SPARC author addendum. This study's small sample sizes mean that more information needs to be collected before firm conclusions can be drawn. Based on the responses from the two large publishers, the best way to help Tri-Agencyfunded researchers may be for libraries and the Tri-Agency to negotiate with publishers for funder-based exceptions. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

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