Newhouse School of Public Communications - Guide to Syracuse University Library Resources 

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In conjunction with International Open Access Week, SU Library encourages all interested Syracuse University students to submit a video
to the 2009 National Sparky Awards competition.

• Make a short (2 min or less) video illustrating the value of information sharing
• Submit your video by December 6, 2009
• Top prize wins $1000, with several runner up prizes available
• Winning videos will be screened at public events across North America, including the January 2010 American Library Association Mid-Winter Conference, Boston, MA.

For details, entry forms and examples of winning videos from previous years, visit http://www.sparkyawards.org/details/index.shtml

SU Library supports all departments and programs in the S.I. Newhouse School of Public Communications. 

In addition to visiting other sources in this guide, you can contact the Special Collections Research Center for information related to the history of radio & television.

SU Library's Website http://library.syr.edu undergoes an extensive rebirth as of summer's end 2009. 

 Contact Michael Pasqualoni if you encounter broken links or are confused by new features & functions.

Com Librarian Online Video Find:  Remix Culture - Fair Use is Your Friend (5/09)  A production of the Center for Social Media, American University.  This video intends to educate about the complex topic of fair use for copyrighted materials.  It is possible to create dynamic and culturally relevant video productions, works that incorporate pre-existing creations made by others.  With the balanced approach advocated in this video, the argument highlighted is one can indeed do so without running afoul of Copyright law.   See also the Center's Code of Best Practices in Fair Use for Online Video.  

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Need help on formatting the sources you cite in your academic writing (e.g., APA, MLA, etc.) or want access to a full-fledged online bibliographic management system-like "RefWorks?"  Visit SU Library's Citation Support website.