Jeong Gyeong-hee et al.: Library copyright
A clear guide to rescue the librarian from any possible invasion. Libraries and copyrights have something in common: tools for improving culture and improving development. Librarys have a role in bringing humanity together to share their intellectual heritage and providing them with the use of their contemporary members. Copyright is a system to protect the rights of authors of the produce, while also to provide an environment in which it can be used freely to help improve and improve cultural and related industries. The search is the same, but the different ways that libraries and copyrights pursue are causing conflict and concern for the librarians on the scene. The authors who have studied and taught the copyright problems of libraries in the field and in the pulpits returned to the case after the copyright law for the library's librarians back in 2017. The 214 cases of aggression and lack of intelligence are set in motion to answer questions, while protecting copyrighters' rights, giving them clear instructions on how to provide information and knowledge fairly. The book, released not as a vague theory but as a concrete case, inspires confidence in the books and books on the site, and will be a guide that should not be left.
Korean title: 도서관 저작권
Korean author: 정경희 외
Korean publisher: 한울아카데미
ISBN-13: 9788946070950
