Conferência realizada na Faculdade de Letras da Universidade do Porto, nos dias 9, 10 e 11 de julho de 2018.The purpose of this communication is to highlight the singularities that permeate the ethical and legal dimensions of the use of information, revealing some disagreements between both in order to contribute to a critical view of the use of information. The study reveals how ethical and legal dimensions are often treated as synonyms, and takes as an example some dilemmas concerning the differences between property rights and moral rights to demonstrate how the ethical issue cannot be reduced to the legal issue. The conclusion of the research highlights the importance of the intervention of librarians to train users in the ethical use o...
The definition of Information Literacy is related both to the set of knowledge, skills and attitudes...
Moral rights have not been so uniformly or widely adopted as economic copyrights for authors, perhap...
Law and ethics or a sense of professional responsibility are not always aligned. A characterization ...
The course introduces students to concepts of ethics in general, and information ethics specifically...
From analysis of the relation between Copyright and information right, the present work shows soluti...
"The documents distributed by this server have been provided by the contributing authors as a means ...
from "Copyright Conversations: Rights Literacy in a Digital World"; Sara R. Benson, Ed.This chapter ...
Australian library and information science (LIS) professionals face conflicting legal and ethical ob...
AbstractIn university premises where we live, despite the social development which allegedly is comp...
Abstract Purpose – The purpose of this paper is to outline ethical implications of the practical cha...
Information literacy (IL) is the natural evolution of the old “user training” in libraries,...
A historical and theoretical analysis of the copyright environment demonstrates that both the econom...
This chapter of Copyright Conversations: Rights Literacy in the Digital World, edited by Sara Benson...
This study aims to present partial results on the research project Tecnologia da Informação em Bibli...
This paper addresses the ethical repercussions of the use of information by users, delving into th...
The definition of Information Literacy is related both to the set of knowledge, skills and attitudes...
Moral rights have not been so uniformly or widely adopted as economic copyrights for authors, perhap...
Law and ethics or a sense of professional responsibility are not always aligned. A characterization ...
The course introduces students to concepts of ethics in general, and information ethics specifically...
From analysis of the relation between Copyright and information right, the present work shows soluti...
"The documents distributed by this server have been provided by the contributing authors as a means ...
from "Copyright Conversations: Rights Literacy in a Digital World"; Sara R. Benson, Ed.This chapter ...
Australian library and information science (LIS) professionals face conflicting legal and ethical ob...
AbstractIn university premises where we live, despite the social development which allegedly is comp...
Abstract Purpose – The purpose of this paper is to outline ethical implications of the practical cha...
Information literacy (IL) is the natural evolution of the old “user training” in libraries,...
A historical and theoretical analysis of the copyright environment demonstrates that both the econom...
This chapter of Copyright Conversations: Rights Literacy in the Digital World, edited by Sara Benson...
This study aims to present partial results on the research project Tecnologia da Informação em Bibli...
This paper addresses the ethical repercussions of the use of information by users, delving into th...
The definition of Information Literacy is related both to the set of knowledge, skills and attitudes...
Moral rights have not been so uniformly or widely adopted as economic copyrights for authors, perhap...
Law and ethics or a sense of professional responsibility are not always aligned. A characterization ...