UCLA & AIME - The Effects

["Philbert, Ms. Medaline E." <mphilbert@xxxxxxxx>]

Good Day,

As part of the Fair Use Committee, I'm asked to survey some institutions to
see how the UCLA and AIME situation may have affected their streaming
services.  I appreciate your taking the time to respond to these questions.

In light of the media streaming copyright situation that has evolved between
UCLA and AIME:


*         Do you currently stream clips only, full length only, or do a
combination?

*         Did UCLA's position to resume streaming full length video encourage
you to do the same?

*         Have you been using an in-house product to stream video? If so, what
kind of security has been built in?

*         If your university has a film/cinema/media studies program, have any
special arrangements been made to accommodate those programs or are they
restricted to showing films in the face-to-face classroom?

*         If you currently use a vendor, are you considering in-house
production?

*         If you currently use a vendor, are you considering switching vendor
to one that provide stronger security and allow faculty to create clips?

Thank you.

Medaline

Medaline Philbert
Assistant University Librarian for Distributive Learning
mphilbert@xxxxxxxx
Voice: 914-773-3945
Fax: 914-773-3348
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