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Re: query regarding Copyright issue in a license
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- Subject: Re: query regarding Copyright issue in a license
- From: Michele Newberry <fclmin@cns.ufl.edu>
- Date: Sun, 10 Jul 2005 17:53:09 EDT
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Debi, I haven't seen this before but I wouldn't accept it and I'd tell the sales rep it was a deal breaker. Let him/her fight with legal counsel on this position. -- Michele Newberry Debi Baker wrote:
Good afternoon, We are currently negotiating a license with a vendor whose legal counsel has placed this in his email message in response to our attempt to ensure our members are not forfeiting their rights under the US Copyright Act: "-Section 3 Use of excerpts. The uses proposed would have to be more restrictive and require product manager approval. Also, we will not explicitly state that we won't limit Subscriber's rights under the US Copyright Act. The idea of this agreement is to control our ip." If you would like to see what we proposed in the Section 3, please let me know. My question is this: - are you finding vendors specifically making this kind of statement (where they 'will not explicity state that we won't limit Subscriber's rights under the US Copyright Act')? We've not run into such an aggressive stance before so I'm a little concerned about an apparent new mind-set. Is anyone else coming up against this? If so, how are you handling it? Thanks, Debi
Debi Baker Orbis Cascade Alliance Projects Manager ddbaker@uoregon.edu
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