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Direct linkTrotter, Andrew – Education Week, 2005
Documentary films that have become classroom classics are running into problems, because their expired rights are preventing schools from obtaining copies. No totals are available on how many films' rights have expired, or how many may soon expire, but the viewing public--including educators--has cause for worry. When rights expire and copies…
Descriptors: Films, Documentaries, Instructional Materials, Copyrights
