We're considering a creating a Parenting Bulletin Board at our library with "Things to Know" and "Places to Go" sections and were wondering if anyone else has done this -- we are particularly interested to know if anyone has created a policy statement about what can be posted so that we don't have to start from scratch.

In addition, we are also considering making take-home copies of selected articles -- e.g. alerts about lead in toys, potentially dangerous plastics, AMA recommendation for more vitamin D, and the like -- and were wondering about copyright implications. Are we allowed to make multiple copies of a single article in a newspaper or magazine? Are the rules different if we download an article from the web? What about a page from a website?

Thanks in advance!

Carol Simon Levin Somerset County Library / Bridgewater Branch 1 Vogt Dr. Box 6700 Bridgewater, NJ 08807 908 526-4016 x166

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