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RE: Restraint of Trade?
The clarification, however, seemed to me to say that if you are asking companies to lower their prices -- with everything else being equal -- that is illegal. I don't think that is what consortia are doing. Typically we are saying what is the price if X new volume of business for Y period of time is delivered to you. This isn't illegal. Anthony W. Ferguson Associate University Librarian Columbia University Libraries Tel. 212-854-2270 Fax. 212-222-0331 Net: ferguson@Columbia.edu > Thank you Rod for clarifying this matter. I would have been appalled if > university libraries could be considered to be "conspiring to improperly > influence price" by sharing the kind of information we share on this list. > This kind of communication seems essential to the evolution of appropriate > license arrangements. > > Georgia Harper > Univ. of Tx. System > Office of General Counsel > gharper@utsystem.edu > >
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