Home page for digital-law-online.info - Table of Contents - Introduction to the online version Chapter 1 – The Commission and Its Recommendations Chapter 2 – The Establishment, Mandate, and Activities of the Commission Chapter 3 – Computers and Copyright Chapter 4 – Machine Reproduction – Photocopying Appendix A – Summary of the Legislative History of Computer-Related Issues and the Photocopy Issue Appendix B – Public Law 93-573 and Public Law 95-146 Appendix E – Lists of Witnesses Appendix F – Alphabetical Listing of Persons Appearing before the Commission Appendix G – Transcripts of Commission Meetings Appendix H – Summaries of Commission-Sponsored Studies Appendix J – Selected Provisions of the Copyright Act of 1976 and Copyright Office Regulations |
Final Report of the National Commission on New Technology Uses of Copyrighted Works Appendix F – Alphabetical Listing of Persons Appearing before the Commission Name and organization: Meeting Barbara Ankeny, MIT Press: Eighteenth George C. Baron, Information Industry Association: Sixteenth William J. Baumol, Princeton and New York Universities: Fifteenth, Eighteenth Lawrence Berul, Aspen Systems Corporation: Fourth A.G.W. Biddle, Computer Industry Association: Sixth Yale Braunstein, New York University: Fifteenth Roger Borovoy, Intel Corporation: Nineteenth Herbert Bright, Association for Computing Machinery: Sixth Naomi Broering, Council of National Library Associations: Twenty-first Ed Brown, Newsletter Association of America: Thirteenth Lee G. Burchinal, National Science Foundation: Fourth, Eighteenth David Catterns, Australian Copyright Council: Third Donna Chamberlain, Documentation Associates Information Services, Inc.: Sixteenth Carol Cohen, Applied Data Research: Sixth Eileen Cooke, Council of National Library Associations: Twenty-first Bert Cowlan, Public Interest Satellite Association: Thirteenth Robert Coyer, General Services Administration: Seventh Edward Cramer, Broadcast Music, Inc.: Thirteenth Frank H. Cullen, Computing and Business Equipment Manufacturers Association: Sixteenth Martin Cummings, National Library of Medicine: Fourth Melvin S. Day, National Library of Medicine: Fourth, Ninth George Dodson, General Services Administration: Seventh Philip Dorn, Association for Computing Machinery: Sixteenth Truman W. Eustis, New York Times: Fifth Paul Fagan, American Society of Composers, Authors, and Publishers: Thirteenth Richard A. Farley, National Agricultural Library: Eleventh Allen R. Ferguson, Public Interest Economics Center: Thirteenth, Fifteenth Patricia Ferguson, Documentation Associates Information Services, Inc.: Eighth William Frawley, Pharmaceutical Manufacturers Association: Twenty-first Samuel Freedman, Research Publications, Inc.: Fifth Bernard M. Fry, Indiana University: Second Eugene Garfield, Institute for Scientific Information: Seventeenth Jack Garland, International Business Machines: Third Joseph Genovese, Computing and Business Equipment Manufacturers Association: Fifteenth Thomas D. Gillies, Linda Hall Library: Ninth Arnold O. Ginnow, West Publishing Company: Fourth {Page 118} Martin Goetz, Applied Data Research: Sixteenth Joel D. Goldhar, National Science Foundation: Fifth Charles M. Goldstein, National Library of Medicine: Eighteenth Ralph Gommery, International Business Machines: Third Herbert R. J. Grosch, Association for Computing Machinery: Third Michael Harris, Copyright Clearance Center, Inc., Thirteenth, Seventeenth, Twentieth Larry Haverkamp, Public Interest Economics Center: Fifteenth Nicholas L. Henry, Arizona State University: Seventh Ira Herrenstein, Standard and Poor: Thirteenth Anna L. Heyer, Ad Hoc Committee on Copyright Law: Seventh Edward G. Holley, Council of National Library Associations: Seventeenth Irwin Karp, Authors League of America, Inc.: Eleventh, Seventeenth, Michael S. Keplinger, National Bureau of Standards: Second Donald W. King, Market Facts, Inc., and King Research, Inc.: Third, Ninth, Sixteenth H.: William Koch, American Institute of Physics: Thirteenth Herbert R. Koller, Institute for Electrical and Electronic Engineers: Sixth Bernard Korman, ASCAP: Thirteenth Allie B. Latimer, General Services Administration: Seventh J.C.R. Licklider, Massachusetts Institute of Technology: Eighteenth Charles Lieb, Association of American Publishers: Fourth, Thirteenth, Seventeenth, Twenty-first Maurice B. Line, British Library Lending Division: Ninth Theodore Lorah, Computer Industry Association: Sixth John Lorenz, Council of National Library Associations: Seventeenth, Twenty-first Peter McCloskey, Computer and Business Equipment Manufacturers Association: Sixth Daniel McCracken, Association for Computing Machines: Tenth, Sixteenth Fritz Machlup, Princeton and New York Universities: Fifteenth Edward C. Mclrvine, Xerox Corporation: Eleventh Frank E. McKenna, Council of National Library Associations: Seventeenth, Twenty-first Isaac McKinney, General Services Administration: Seventh Ellen Mahar, Council of National Library Associations: Twenty-first Terry Mahn, Computer Industry Association: Sixth Julius L. Marke, Council of National Library Associations: Seventeenth Nina Matheson, Council of National Library Associations: Seventeenth Stuart Mathison, TELENET Corporation: Eighteenth Richard I. Miller, Harbridge House, Inc.: Eighteenth William J. Moser, Data Processing Management Association: Sixth Theodor H. Nelson, Author: Twentieth Norman Nisenoff, Forecasting International: Fifth Philip S. Nyborg, American Federation of Information Processing Societies: Sixth {Page 119} Susan H. Nycum, Association for Computing Machinery: Seventh, Sixteenth Vernon E. Palmour, Public Research Institute: Ninth, Fifteenth Donn Parker, Stanford Research Institute: Eighth Douglas Price, National Commission on Libraries and Information Science: Twenty-first Theodore Puckorius, General Services Administration: Seventh Stevens Rice, University Microfilms: Fifteenth M. Thomas Risner, National Information Center for Educational Media: Eighth Quincy Rogers, Domestic Council on Right to Privacy: Seventh John Rothman, New York Times Information Bank: Fifth Jerome Rubin, Mead Data Central: Fourth Roy G. Saitman, National Bureau of Standards: Fifteenth John Shoch, Xerox Palo Alto Research Laboratory: Eighteenth Joshua Smith, American Society for Information Science: Third Susan Sommer, Council of National Library Associations: Seventeenth Gerald Sophar, Committee to Investigate Copyright Problems Affecting Communication in Science and Education, Inc.: Eleventh R.: R. Stanley, International Business Machines: Third August Steinhilber, Ad Hoc Committee on Copyright Law: Seventh Joseph Taphorn, International Business Machines: Third, Fifth, Sixth, Sixteenth Seldon W. Terrant, American Chemical Society: Fourth Alphonse F. Trezza, National Commission on Libraries and Information Science: Second Peter F. Urbach, National Technical Information Service: Eleventh David P. Waite, Copyright Clearance Center, Inc.: Seventeenth Charles B. Warden, Data Resources, Inc.: Fourth Ben H. Weil, Exxon Corporation and Copyright Clearance Center, Inc.: Eleventh, Thirteenth, Seventeenth Peter Weiner, Rand Corporation: Eighth Joseph Weizenbaum, Massachusetts Institute of Technology: Eighteenth Gordon Williams, Center for Research Libraries: Ninth Martha Williams, University of Illinois: Fourth Joe Wyatt, Interuniversity Communications Council: Sixth Paul G. Zurkowski, Information Industry Association: Fifth, Sixth, Eleventh, Sixteenth, Twenty-first |