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Legal Guidance for ICT Use in Education, Research and External Engagement

 

Repositories

The term “e-repository” is used to describe various methods for capturing and preserving the intellectual output of the educational community. The structure of an e-repository is based on the information stored in it and the specific informational service offered by it.  In this section JISC Legal provides guidance on the legal aspects of repositories.

 

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Repositories Newslinks
Places Available on BUFVC's Copyright Clearance Course (London, 22/09/10)

BUFVC still have some places available on its "Copyright Clearance for Print, Broadcast and Multimedia Production" one-day course on Wednesday 22 September 2010 in Central London.  For more information, and booking, visit http://bufvc.ac.uk/courses.

Outsourcing - What Not to Do

The recent case of Zurich Insurance receiving a £2.275 million fine for loss of personal data highlights the risks involved in managing data transfer when outsourcing IT services.

Sensitive Medical Records Left at Bus Stop

A CD containing sensitive personal data was discovered at a bus stop and was unencrypted with no password protection.

Intellectual Property to Encourage Innovation

A research programme into intellectual property and its value to the British economy has been unveiled.

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Recent JISC Legal Events
JISC Legal on RSCtv (07/09/2010)

JISC Legal's Jackie Milne will be presenting on e-Safety on RSCtv, a resource sponsored by RSC Scotland South and West. 

JISC Legal @JISC Online Conference Innovating e-Learning (23-26 November 2010)

JISC Legal will be participating in the JISC Online Conference- Innovating e-Learning on the 23-26 November 2010.

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