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Trends in research database licensing
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- Subject: Trends in research database licensing
- From: "Young, Catherine" <cyoung@edc.ca>
- Date: Thu, 20 Sep 2007 18:08:38 EDT
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Hi all - I'm a newbie to the this list, and was wondering if I could draw on the collective wealth of knowledge of the group to answer a few questions. Our library is exploring trends in licensing agreements for research databases, would like to know the following: 1) Is your library managing their license agreements differently than they have in the past? If so, in what way? 2) Does your library require vendors to sign agreements that you yourselves construct rather than the other way around? 3) How are your libraries handling the challenge of user-based pricing? (i.e. the time it takes to keep track of users on the service and manage logins accordingly etc.). 4) Are any of you opting for longer contracts -- 3-5 years? Would love to hear from you and will summarize for list (please reply in general terms, not mentioning vendor names) Catherine Young Export Development Canada 151 O'Connor Street, Ottawa, Ontario K1A 1K3 (613) 597-7860 (613) 597-8507 cyoung@edc.ca
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