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Copyright issue
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- Subject: Copyright issue
- From: jacqueline.snider@act.org
- Date: Mon, 21 Jun 2004 21:57:11 EDT
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Hello, I have a tough question. I am the manager of the Information Resource Center at a non-profit company. We subscribe to a specific electronic newsletter that I will not name. Another publisher recently purchased this title, and has issued a very restrictive licensing agreement. In fact, we cannot route print copies to staff, or send electronic copies via email. Nor can we provide access to the periodical on our web site. The only solution is to have a copy for each user--a prohibitively expensive undertaking given the cost. How are librarians handling these agreements? The terms, frankly, are very difficult. Thank you. Regards, Jacqueline Snider ACT Information Resource Center 200 ACT Drive Iowa City, IA 52243-0158 Voice: 319-337-1165 Fax: 319-337-1538 Email: jacqueline.snider@act.org
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