[Nfb-editors] public law 104-197, the Copyright Amendment of 1996

[Jim Babb]

Robert, this is the first time I've heard of this law. Been editor for 
eight years; don't think we need to announce it. Jim Babb
Original message:
> In our newsletters, how important, necessary or whatever --- is to quote the
> following notice:



> Articles reproduced in this newsletter comply with public law 104-197, the
> Copyright Amendment of 1996. This law allows authorized entities to
> reproduce previously published, non-dramatic literary works in specialized
> formats, for exclusive use by blind or disabled people.





> Most of our newsletters that I have seen do not. And should we?



> Robert Leslie Newman

> President, Omaha Chapter NFB

> President, NFB Writers' Division

> Division Website

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> Chair, Newsletter Publication committee

> Personal Website-

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