Rights & Access

The Library of Congress doesn’t obtain legal rights to product in its collections. Consequently, it generally does not license or charge authorization costs for usage of these material and should not give or reject authorization to publish or else distribute the material.

Fundamentally, it’s the researcher’s responsibility to evaluate copyright or any other usage limitations and get permission from 3rd events whenever necessary before publishing or otherwise distributing materials found in the Library’s collections. Read the rest of this entry »