ACIS supports policies and principles of intellectual property
law that provide a balance between rewards for innovation and
the belief that computer systems developed by different vendors
must be able to communicate fully with each other.
Executive summary of a book published by the Benton Foundation about the disparate
views of citizens and librarians about the role of libraries in the
information age.
The Software Publishers Association is the principal trade
association of the desktop software industry, representing the
leading publishers as well as many start-up firms in the business,
consumer and education markets.
Is a trade association whose charter is to advance free and open
world trade for legitimate business software by advocating of
strong intellectual property protection. Members include
Microsoft, Lotus, Autodesk, Novell and Symantec.
SPI is dedicated to providing information to the public and
assisting the United States Patent and Trademark Office and
others by providing technical support in the form of educational
and training programs and providing access to information and
retr ieval resources concerning software prior art.
The Copyright Management Center exists to facilitate the
research and academic missions of the U. of T. System
Component Institutions by providing guidance and information
concerning applicable law and the alternatives available to help
accomplish educational objectives.
A not-for-profit organization providing collective copyright
licensing services. We help organizations of all sizes and across
all business lines comply with the U.S. copyright law and we
ease permissions burdens and consolidate payments for rights
holders.