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ill and license agreement
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- Subject: ill and license agreement
- From: "DuBose, Stefanie" <DUBOSES@MAIL.ECU.EDU>
- Date: Sun, 2 Jun 2002 00:06:51 EDT
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Hi all, I'm going through a license that allows for ILL from the electronic verion of a journal, but requires, as many do, that the licensor maintain a list of the number of requests and the names of the requesting libraries. I understand the need for the number of requests, but am ambivalent about releasing the identity of the libraries. We don't send this information for the print journal, so why should it be released for the electronic version? It's extra work in an already overburdened arena of library service. How have others on this listserv have dealt with this type of language? Regards, Stefanie DuBose Serials Librarian Collection Development, Joyner Library East Carolina University Greenville, NC 27858-4353 (p) 252-328-2598 (f) 252-328-4834 duboses@mail.ecu.edu
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