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strange licensing experience
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- From: Matthew Person <mperson@mbl.edu>
- Date: Fri, 11 Mar 2011 16:50:02 EST
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A major publisher sent me a license for an electronic resource, and asked me to sign the fields they had highlighted for me, and stated in writing that their licenses are non-negotiable. I sent them a note asking them to clarify what they meant by stating their licenses are non-negotiable, because the license itself has clauses which speak of the negotiating process. Am I missing something here? Should I try and contact someone else at the publishing house, as maybe a single representative does not understand the process. Have not yet heard from the publisher, now five days since my response. Any advice appreciated. Matthew Person Technical Services Coordinator MBLWHOI Library MBL Center for Library and Informatics www.mblwhoilibrary.org
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