Copyright and Course Reserves

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Myers provides an excellent comprehensive review and analysis of the complex and confusing world of copyright and reserves. What sets this work apart from others on the topic is the chapter on copyright workflow as well as the chapter addressing accessibility issues. These chapters in particular offer readers pragmatic, useful, and necessary information for successful course reserves programs. * Donna L. Ferullo, Director, University Copyright Office, Purdue University * This book is a must-have for librarians and libraries engaging in course reserves (especially e-reserves) in the digital age. The author expertly reviews copyright law, policies, and workflows that will save you time, effort, and worry as you navigate this increasingly complex area of library practice. * Sara R. Benson, Assistant Professor and Copyright Librarian, University of Illinois Library * This book should be close at hand for most librarians. It accomplishes two much-needed tasks in a readable and useful way: it provides a comprehensive view of reserve services in academic libraries and a reliable analysis of the legal provisions and cases that impact library service in the United States today. It will be an essential resource for academic librarians, both those directly involved in reserves and many others. * Kevin L. Smith, Dean of Libraries, University of Kansas * [T]his is an important work that brings together information for a wide array of sources. This book will be the first place I turn the next time I have any copyright question. I highly recommend it. * Technical Services Quarterly *