10 Big Myths about Copyright Explained: an explanation of some of the most common copyright myths seen on the Internet.

Copyright: an Overview: this site from the Legal Information Institute at Cornell University provides an overview on copyright.

Copyright and Fair Use: a site from Stanford University that includes links to many sites that examine the concept of fair use of copyrighted materials.

Copyright Clearance Center: formed in 1978 to facilitate compliance with U.S. copyright law, the CCC is the largest licenser of text reproduction rights in the world. CCC provides licensing systems for the reproduction and distribution of copyrighted materials in print and electronic formats.

Copyright Education Program from the American Library Association (ALA): this site contains educational materials and programs about copyright, and addresses such areas as copyright in libraries, education research, and on the Internet.

Copyright Law in the Electronic Environment: an overview of copyright law in an online environment, developed by the Office of General Counsel for the University of Texas System.

Copyright Management for Scholarship: this site from SURF looks at copyright ownership in higher education, university policy on copyright and arrangements between universities, authors and publishers.

Copyright Website: this site includes information on copyright in the visual, digital, and audio realms.

University of South Alabama's Office of Technology Development: this site includes the proposed USA Copyright Policy and the Intellectual Property Policy for Online Courses.

U.S. Copyright Office: this site contains key copyright publications, application forms for copyright registration, links to copyright law, Congressional testimony and press releases, regulations, and a link to online copyright records cataloged since 1978.