Podcasting Legal Guide
The Center for Internet & Society at Stanford Law School has produced a podcasting legal guide. A good resource if you have questions about things like copyrights and the like.
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June 4th, 2006 at 7:25 am
Publishers like Oxfor U.P and CUP publish pages to assist teachers and students in their language learning programs which we would like to cite in our portal for language learning at our university. Can we do that?