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Re: Fwd: Publishers' licenses for e-journals accessed throughCatchword, Ingenta et al.
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- Subject: Re: Fwd: Publishers' licenses for e-journals accessed throughCatchword, Ingenta et al.
- From: <Frances.ONeil@vu.edu.au>
- Date: Thu, 9 Aug 2001 05:41:04 EDT
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Hello Michael, in response to your enquiry: How common is this? seems to depend on the publisher, at the same time it also seems to be an increasing trend. Is it incumbent upon the person arranging access with Catchword (or whomever) to determine whether a license must be signed? see below. Is there any convenient way of determining whether a license is required? short answer seems to be no, and it does seem to be a "buyer beware" culture ie one needs to make it part of the routine process to check if licence is required to be signed. Frances O'Neil Campus Librarian and Coordinator, Library ELectronic Information Services Victoria University Library M044 PO Box 14428 MCMC Melbourne 8001 AUSTRALIA ----- Original Message ----- From: Michael Young <youngm@albany.edu> Date: Thursday, August 9, 2001 9:54 am Subject: Fwd: Publishers' licenses for e-journals accessed through Catchword, Ingenta et al. > Good Afternoon: > > I am seeking to benefit from the knowledge and experience of colleagues > who have arranged access to e-journals through intermediaries such as > Catchword and Ingenta. A colleague here went to MIT Press's Web Site to > get a number required by Catchword for registration for electronic access > to one of MIT's journals. There she discovered that there was a license > agreement for this and other titles, although there had been no hint from > Catchword of the necessity for such an agreement. MIT Press confirmed that > the license had to be signed within three months of the beginning of > access. How common is this? Is it incumbent upon the person arranging > access with Catchword (or whomever) to determine whether a license must be > signed? Is there any convenient way of determining whether a license is > required? > > Any assistance with this will be greatly appreciated. > __________________________ > Michael Young > Head of Acquisitions Services > University at Albany Libraries, UL B 34 > 1400 Washington Avenue > Albany NY 12222 > > youngm@albany.edu > 518/442-3626 > FAX: 518/442-3630
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