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The other day I attended a digital copyright workshop run by Naomi Korn. She made us aware of the
web2rights website, which contains some useful
diagnostic tools and
flowcharts to help people work their way through the legal issues relating to IPR. Their
website addresses questions such as:
- "Do rights exist in a virtual world and, if so, who owns them?
- Who owns the rights in works that are a result of collective collaboration?
- What happens if you can’t find the rights holders?
- What are the legal risks associated with Web 2.0 engagement?
- How can risks associated with content reuse be sensibly managed?
I particularly like the flowcharts as they're quick and easy to use.
