Examining librarians’ rights in the Philippine copyright law: The academic law librarians' standpoint

Academic law librarians have two primary responsibilities in the profession: to be faithful to the fundamental law of library science, and to be the frontrunners in implementing the law of the land. The Philippine copyright law tests the academic law librarians' purpose in accomplishing both re...

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Main Authors: Frias, Willian S.A., Cortez, Bryan Boy C.
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spelling oai:animorepository.dlsu.edu.ph:faculty_research-142322024-04-25T01:02:42Z Examining librarians’ rights in the Philippine copyright law: The academic law librarians' standpoint Frias, Willian S.A. Cortez, Bryan Boy C. Academic law librarians have two primary responsibilities in the profession: to be faithful to the fundamental law of library science, and to be the frontrunners in implementing the law of the land. The Philippine copyright law tests the academic law librarians' purpose in accomplishing both responsibilities. In this pandemic, when most library services are on online modality, the academic law librarians’ duty of providing information the fastest way possible may slow down due to their obligation to abide by the copyright law. To avoid this scenario and provide recommendations when this happens, the researchers of this study examines the overall perception of academic law librarians on the following: (1) the degree of which the copyright law in the country affects the librarians' provision of information service in this time of online modality; (2) the copyright law’s impacts in fulfilling librarians' mission of carrying out the first fundamental law of library science; and (3) the extent of support the copyright law is providing the librarians while performing their tasks. Results are gathered using a 3-part survey questionnaire that tackles the demographics, perceptions, and concerns, and suggestions of the respondents. These are analyzed using percentages, weighted mean, and Spearman’s Rank Correlation Coefficient. Salient results such as the low level of support the academic law librarians perceive they can get from the Philippine copyright law, and their conviction that the prevailing law needs additional provisions to protect librarians in providing information services while adhering to the fundamental law of librarianship, are significantly discussed in this study. 2023-01-01T08:00:00Z text https://animorepository.dlsu.edu.ph/faculty_research/11775 Faculty Research Work Animo Repository Copyright—Philippines Law librarians—Legal status, laws, etc.—Philippines Intellectual Property Law
institution De La Salle University
building De La Salle University Library
continent Asia
country Philippines
Philippines
content_provider De La Salle University Library
collection DLSU Institutional Repository
topic Copyright—Philippines
Law librarians—Legal status, laws, etc.—Philippines
Intellectual Property Law
spellingShingle Copyright—Philippines
Law librarians—Legal status, laws, etc.—Philippines
Intellectual Property Law
Frias, Willian S.A.
Cortez, Bryan Boy C.
Examining librarians’ rights in the Philippine copyright law: The academic law librarians' standpoint
description Academic law librarians have two primary responsibilities in the profession: to be faithful to the fundamental law of library science, and to be the frontrunners in implementing the law of the land. The Philippine copyright law tests the academic law librarians' purpose in accomplishing both responsibilities. In this pandemic, when most library services are on online modality, the academic law librarians’ duty of providing information the fastest way possible may slow down due to their obligation to abide by the copyright law. To avoid this scenario and provide recommendations when this happens, the researchers of this study examines the overall perception of academic law librarians on the following: (1) the degree of which the copyright law in the country affects the librarians' provision of information service in this time of online modality; (2) the copyright law’s impacts in fulfilling librarians' mission of carrying out the first fundamental law of library science; and (3) the extent of support the copyright law is providing the librarians while performing their tasks. Results are gathered using a 3-part survey questionnaire that tackles the demographics, perceptions, and concerns, and suggestions of the respondents. These are analyzed using percentages, weighted mean, and Spearman’s Rank Correlation Coefficient. Salient results such as the low level of support the academic law librarians perceive they can get from the Philippine copyright law, and their conviction that the prevailing law needs additional provisions to protect librarians in providing information services while adhering to the fundamental law of librarianship, are significantly discussed in this study.
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author Frias, Willian S.A.
Cortez, Bryan Boy C.
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Cortez, Bryan Boy C.
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title Examining librarians’ rights in the Philippine copyright law: The academic law librarians' standpoint
title_short Examining librarians’ rights in the Philippine copyright law: The academic law librarians' standpoint
title_full Examining librarians’ rights in the Philippine copyright law: The academic law librarians' standpoint
title_fullStr Examining librarians’ rights in the Philippine copyright law: The academic law librarians' standpoint
title_full_unstemmed Examining librarians’ rights in the Philippine copyright law: The academic law librarians' standpoint
title_sort examining librarians’ rights in the philippine copyright law: the academic law librarians' standpoint
publisher Animo Repository
publishDate 2023
url https://animorepository.dlsu.edu.ph/faculty_research/11775
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