Re: Scholarly communication, copyright, and fair use

["B.G. Sloan" <bgsloan2@yahoo.com>]

I'll probably show my ignorance of the publishing world here, but 
here goes anyway...

Sandy says that"income streams must be generated to pay the costs 
[of peer review]. These streams include charges for use of 
massive amounts of materials in course packs and e-reserve 
systems like Georgia State's."

I understand the need for revenue streams to support the peer 
revue process. But in cases where a library already subscribes to 
the journals in question, isn't that sort of double-charging? An 
institution pays for a subscription to a given journal, and then 
pays again to use pieces of the same journal in electronic course 
packs and e-reserves?

Bernie Sloan