Introduction

 

 PART I: FINDING IT

• What are archival materials?

• Finding what you need

• Should you hire a professional?

• A global perspective: Conversations with researchers in Moscow, Sydney, Toronto and Washington

PART II: USING IT

• Practical considerations

• Ordering what you need

• Creative considerations

• An ongoing process: A conversation with Geoffrey C. Ward

• Ethical considerations: A roundtable with Claire Aguilar, Jon Else, Stanley Nelson, Bill Nichols, and Rick Prelinger

PART III: LICENSING IT

• Introduction to rights and licenses

• The public domain

• Getting things right: A conversation with Lawrence Lessig

• Fair use (including discussion with Patricia Aufderheide and Peter Jaszi)

• Fair dealing, moral rights, and more: A conversation with U.K. intellectual property attorney Hubert Best

• Licensing visuals

• Licensing music

• Legal considerations: A roundtable with Anthony Falzone, Sam Green, Debra Kozee, Jan Krawitz, Dale Nelson, Rick Prelinger, and Kristine Samuelson

• Afterword

 

PART IV: ADDITIONAL MATERIAL (see website Resources page)

Sources and notes

Bibliography

Filmography

About the authors

Index

 

Fred Ott's Sneeze  (filmed in 1894; courtesy U.S. Library of Congress)