Legal Sources for Multimedia Projects
Audio Sources
Please note you will need to check the terms of use and / or copyright for each individual work. This is not an endorsement of any of these sites or products.
- American Memory Project Sound Recordings and American Leaders Speak (World War I and 1920 Election) (Library of Congress)
- Audio Archive (Internet Archive)
- ccMixter
- Famous Speeches in History (History Channel)
- Free Sound Project (Creative Commons licensed sounds)
- LibriVox public domain audio books
Learn more and find more resources at "Legal Music for Videos" (Creative Commons)
Audio Copyright Information
Copyright at Cornell Libraries: Using Recorded Music on the Web
Documenting Electronic Sources in Specific-Disciplines (Purdue University Online Writing Lab, OWL), Contributors:Dana Lynn Driscoll, Allen Brizee
How to Cite Electronic Sources (U.S. Library of Congress)
"How to Provide Attribution in the Blogging World" by Jonathan Bailey published in the Blog Herald, December 17, 2007.
See Writing and Citing tab for more information and remember you must properly cite all the media that you use in your projects.
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