Cheryl Foong, Lecturer, Curtin Law School, Australia

'Cheryl Foong has gone in to bat for copyright dissemination and scored a century. She shows that the making available right, ''the key right in the digital age'', can become an unfailing instrument of dissemination. How? Consult her interpretive matrix - and the rest of this dense but rewarding book.'--Ben Atkinson, James Cook University, Australia

• Contents: Acknowledgements PART I – Theoretical and Contextual Framework 1. Introduction: Establishing copyright principles for an access world 2. Copyright’s history, theory and context PART II – International, Regional and National Development 3. The Internet Treaties: Introducing the making available right 4. National and regional implementation: US, EU and Australia PART III – Underlying Problems and lessons for reform 5. Interpreting “the public”: A focus on copyright owners’ perspectives 6. Interpreting the “act”: Superficial analysis of a crucial element PART IV – Solutions and Future Pathways 7. Conceptual framework for the future 8.Conclusion: Towards principled and transparent decision-making Index

Cheryl Foong, Lecturer, Curtin Law School, Australia

'Cheryl Foong has gone in to bat for copyright dissemination and scored a century. She shows that the making available right, ''the key right in the digital age'', can become an unfailing instrument of dissemination. How? Consult her interpretive matrix - and the rest of this dense but rewarding book.'--Ben Atkinson, James Cook University, Australia

• Contents: Acknowledgements PART I – Theoretical and Contextual Framework 1. Introduction: Establishing copyright principles for an access world 2. Copyright’s history, theory and context PART II – International, Regional and National Development 3. The Internet Treaties: Introducing the making available right 4. National and regional implementation: US, EU and Australia PART III – Underlying Problems and lessons for reform 5. Interpreting “the public”: A focus on copyright owners’ perspectives 6. Interpreting the “act”: Superficial analysis of a crucial element PART IV – Solutions and Future Pathways 7. Conceptual framework for the future 8.Conclusion: Towards principled and transparent decision-making Index

Cheryl Foong, Lecturer, Curtin Law School, Australia

'Cheryl Foong has gone in to bat for copyright dissemination and scored a century. She shows that the making available right, ''the key right in the digital age'', can become an unfailing instrument of dissemination. How? Consult her interpretive matrix - and the rest of this dense but rewarding book.'--Ben Atkinson, James Cook University, Australia

• Contents: Acknowledgements PART I – Theoretical and Contextual Framework 1. Introduction: Establishing copyright principles for an access world 2. Copyright’s history, theory and context PART II – International, Regional and National Development 3. The Internet Treaties: Introducing the making available right 4. National and regional implementation: US, EU and Australia PART III – Underlying Problems and lessons for reform 5. Interpreting “the public”: A focus on copyright owners’ perspectives 6. Interpreting the “act”: Superficial analysis of a crucial element PART IV – Solutions and Future Pathways 7. Conceptual framework for the future 8.Conclusion: Towards principled and transparent decision-making Index