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Re: Perpetual Access
All of the publishers that participate in OCLC's Electronic Collections Online service must agree to perpetual access rights for libraries using the service. Electronic Collections Online provides Web access to, and archiving for, academic and professional journals from a number of publishers (18 have agreed to participate to date). The publisher agreement allows OCLC to store journal data at OCLC in perpetuity. It also allows OCLC to give libraries perpetual access to the volumes and issues of any journal to which they have subscribed--even if the library terminates the subscription. A complete description of this archiving policy is available from the OCLC Web site at http://www.oclc.org/oclc/eco/archive.htm. Chip Nilges Electronic Journals Division OCLC 614-764-6037 chip_nilges@oclc.org _________________________________ Subject: Perpetual Access Author: liblicense-l@lists.yale.edu at Internet-Gateway Date: 8/26/97 1:46 PM I would be most interested to hear if any library represented on this list has been able to negotiate a license for information in an electronic format that allows the library to retain the data in the event the library chooses not to renew its license/subscription. Sallie Becker
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