Online / Virtual
Event
Copyright, Intellectual Property & Moral Rights.
OTMA Oriel Traditional Music Archive
This is a free event
This session will provide an introduction to understanding copyright, intellectual property and moral rights. It will outline the responsibilities of authors/creators to identify copyright holders, as well as exploring the obligations and exceptions around Copyright. It will also provide an introduction to research concepts, and discuss the responsibility of the author/creator to identify and use reliable sources.
Online session, free of charge.
Sector:
- Arts
- Education/training
Date and Time
- -
Location
6b Upper Chapel Street
Newry
BT34 2DS
United Kingdom
Contact Details
Made possible by the Heritage Fund
Copyright, Intellectual Property & Moral Rights.
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