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A bibliographic citations is a fact, and facts can never be copyright, so it is always OK to reproduce them. The same applies to individual e mail addresses, UIRLs and the like. However, COLLECTIONS of bibliographic citations, URLs, etc. may well be protected under database rights. Titles of artcles are short sentences, which may or may not enjoy copyright. I suggest they don't have copyright unless particularly lengthy. Charles On Sun, 18 Mar 2007 16:21:02 +0000 "J.W.T.Smith" <[log in to unmask]> wrote: > Hi, > > Where we can't add full text can we still add the >References so as to improve indexing? Since the >information in a reference is just a standard list of >bibligrapic information is it copyrightable (if that's a >word)? > > If it is, doesn't that make all article titles >copyrightable - in which case we can't have references in >articles :-) . > > John Smith.