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copyright and preprints
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- Subject: copyright and preprints
- From: Brian Simboli <brs4@lehigh.edu>
- Date: Thu, 20 Oct 2005 17:41:18 EDT
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Can anyone suggest a good article about current understandings of copyright as it pertains to preprints (not postprints)? That is, when authors post items to preprint repositories, is there an explicit or tacit understanding that the author's work has certain accompanying rights, e.g. concerning distribution, or the need for others to attribute the work? Have there been any studies of preprint repositories to clarify current practices? The prescriptive question here (e.g., whether everyone should use Creative Commons licensing or whatever) needs to be distinguished from the descriptive question (what do studies reveal about current practices). Brian Simboli -- Brian Simboli Science Librarian Library & Technology Services E.W. Fairchild Martindale Lehigh University Bethlehem, PA 18015-3170 E-mail: brs4@lehigh.edu
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