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Volume 11 Issue 2On-Line Delivery of Education: Copyright Issues in UniversitiesPHILIP MENDES*Abstract This article examines the legal environment within which this dilemma has to be resolved. It then assesses the appropriateness of a university claiming or asserting ownership of copyright in teaching materials. Finally, the author offers a model that might provide a solution to the dilemma, that is consistent with the legal environment, consistent with the interests of academic staff, and which provides a framework that facilitates universities achieving their objective of on line delivery of courses. * Biographical note: Philip Mendes is a lawyer in Brisbane, Australia. He specialises in technology law and technology transactions. His clients include the technology transfer offices and companies of five Australian universities. Email: p.mendes@jeeves.com.au
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