[Videolib] verification of archival copy laws

LeeAnne Krause (LLKRAUSE@gwm.sc.edu)
Fri, 23 Apr 2004 13:32:13 -0400

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We have a bunch of 16mm films, excellent content quality, but most of
them are very old, and some have some shrinkage. My understanding is
that we do NOT have the right to make vhs copies, since 16mm is not an
obsolete format. If a 16mm film is in really bad shape and needs to be
discarded, we COULD make a copy but not circulate it. Is this
assessment correct?
Thanks,
LeeAnne


LeeAnne L. Krause, Manager
Educational Film Library
Thomas Cooper Library
803-777-0322




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We have a bunch of 16mm films, excellent content quality, but most of them are very old, and some have some shrinkage.  My understanding is that we do NOT have the right to make vhs copies, since 16mm is not an obsolete format.  If a 16mm film is in really bad shape and needs to be discarded, we COULD make a copy but not circulate it.  Is this assessment correct?
Thanks,
LeeAnne
 
 
LeeAnne L. Krause, Manager
Educational Film Library
Thomas Cooper Library
803-777-0322
 
 
 

 
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