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ARTStor license change: Shared Content and Shared Forums
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- Subject: ARTStor license change: Shared Content and Shared Forums
- From: "Chen, Xiaotian" <chen@bumail.bradley.edu>
- Date: Wed, 20 Oct 2010 23:23:08 EDT
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Hi, What do you think of the new terms added to ARTSTor? My library received yesterday the modified terms and conditions from ARTStor. It added a new section of "Shared Content and Shared Forums." See the full text below. I called ARTStor asking if I, a local ARTStor admin person, has any control of the "Shared Content and Shared Forums" by turning them on and off. The person who answered my call could not answer and forwarded me to an voicemail. Here is the added section: "Shared Content and Shared Forums. ARTstor may make available through the ARTstor Digital Library or the ARTstor website certain Shared Forums, such as blogs, wikis, or other shared spaces that are accessible to all ARTstor Digital Library participants or that are openly accessible without access limitations via the Internet, and that users can post content to or share with others, as a service to encourage the exchange of information or ideas. Any materials or content of any kind posted to or shared through such Shared Forums are defined as "Shared Content." Notwithstanding the foregoing, Shared Content expressly excludes content from the ARTstor Digital Library, as well as your institution's Local Content, unless an authorized administrator from your institution has shared your institution's Local Content via those Shared Forums. You represent and warrant that all Shared Content that you post to or share via Shared Forums shall not infringe or violate any third party right of any kind. ARTstor shall not in any way be liable, and You agree to hold ARTstor harmless, for such Shared Forums, Shared Content, and for any use of Shared Content, including without limitation the distribution, display, performance, reproduction, adaptation or modification of Shared Content, or the removal of such Shared Content from Shared Forums. ARTstor does not control, takes no responsibility for, makes no representations or warranties about, and does not endorse, any Shared Content, or any third-party sites or materials accessible through links in such Shared Forums, or through the ARTstor Digital Library or the ARTstor website. Should you post Shared Content to such Shared Forums, you automatically grant a perpetual, worldwide, nonexclusive, free-of-charge license to all individuals and institutions accessing that Shared Content to reproduce, distribute, make public performances of, publicly display, and make adaptations or modifications of such Shared Content for the purposes for which such Shared Content was originally posted, and all related uses. ARTstor reserves the right to remove Shared Content should such Shared Content violate these Terms and Conditions of Use or to facilitate the administration of Shared Forums, and to discontinue any Shared Forum and remove Shared Content made available through that Shared Forum at any time." --- Xiaotian Chen Electronic Services Librarian Bradley University Peoria, Illinois 61625
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