(This is a revised announcement clarifying the date and time of
the event. Our apologies for any confusion.)

FLICC Meeting Announcement 98-18

The Federal Library and Information Center Committee

Am I a Crook?

Copyright Issues on the Internet

Myths and misinformation about copyright and fair use abound.
Without all the facts, libraries and users can risk lawsuits or
err on the side of caution and not use all the materials
available. Get a timely clarification of copyright issues at this
not-to-be-missed interactive seminar. Participants will:

* Review the rules governing fair use and cyberspace law
* Get trustworthy information from qualified authorities
* Reduce copyright concerns when creating and distributing online
materials.

                  Date  Thursday, April 2, 1998

                  Time  2:30pm - 4:00pm

                 Place  Mary Pickford Theater, 3rd floor, Library
                        of , Congress, 1st Street and
                        Independence Avenue, SE, Washington, DC

                 Metro  Capitol South (Orange and Blue lines)

               Sponsor  Bibliographical Center for Research and
                        FLICC, broadcast by PBS Adult Learning
                        Satellite Service

          Registration  $35. Seating is limited. Call FLICC at
                        (202) 707-4800 to register. Interpreting
                        services (American Sign Language) will be
                        provided if requested five (5) business
                        days in advance of the event.
                        Or visit FLICC's Web site at
                        http://lcweb.loc.gov/flicc/feveform.html
                        and register online.