Resources

• Distributors with Public Performance Rights, in Microsoft Excel (32 KB).
  
  
• Digital rights available from National Media Market exhibitors, in PDF (44 KB) and Microsoft Excel (44 KB).
  
  
• Jeff Clark’s Tracking the Wild Copyright (MS Powerpoint, 220 Kb)
  
  
• Linworth Books’ condensed Guide to Copyright for Schools (MS Word, 60 Kb)
  
  
• Video Collection Development in Academic Libraries
  
  
• Resources and support for everyone interested in media and information literacy for young people.
  
  
• The most comprehensive video database worldwide, mainly of US libraries, and one of the most important search tools for videos and DVD can now be used for free at http://www.worldcat.org/. Videos can be selected from the list of results. You may also enter original title and director’s name into the search field (ti:original title au:director) but avoid articles. This is a great offer to those who could not yet afford an account to this important catalogue (at least outside the US).
  
  
• “Code of Practices in Fair Use,” assembled by Temple University’s Media Education lab