July 29, 2005
Whose Work Is It, Anyway?
The use of 'orphan works' of art and literature, whose creators cannot be identified, puts scholars and artists at odds over changes in copyright law
List: Discussions on orphan works, live and onlineLike many other scholars across the country, Joseph Siry might have broken the law to illustrate an article he wrote for an academic journal -- by including an illustration without obtaining permission to do so from its
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