American Libraries Magazine has an ongoing column entitled "Letters of the Law." The August 18 column has three questions answered by Mary Minow, a librarian who became a lawyer. The questions are:
- What types of copyright lawsuits can libraries protect themselves against, exactly?
- What should the library do if it gets a takedown notice?
- Can we get sued if a patron is using our equipment, such as a scanner or public printing terminal, to make illegal copies?
