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"Personal use" in standard terms of use for online periodicals
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- Subject: "Personal use" in standard terms of use for online periodicals
- From: "Fearer, Kathleen E (EED)" <kathleen.fearer@alaska.gov>
- Date: Mon, 3 Nov 2008 18:04:07 EST
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Hello everyone. Publishers' general terms of use sometimes state that content can only be downloaded or copied for "your personal use." I'm thinking primarily about online content that comes with a print subscription, and that can be accessed with a user name and password issued upon registration. I'm not thinking about negotiated license agreements, where we would have an opportunity to request modification of license terms. I'm curious about how people interpret "your personal use" in the case of a library's subscription, when library staff is accessing the content. Are there circumstances under which staff would be able to distribute a downloaded article to patrons? Thanks for your help! Katie Fearer Librarian, Periodicals Alaska State Library 907-465-2988 kathleen.fearer@alaska.gov
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