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Branch campuses in the Gulf
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- Subject: Branch campuses in the Gulf
- From: Mark Muehlhaeusler <mpm97@georgetown.edu>
- Date: Tue, 24 May 2011 22:52:50 EDT
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Dear all, Georgetown has a permanent presence in Education City, Qatar, that serves as an outpost for its School of Foreign Service. Library resources at the Main Library and in Qatar are shared. Now a situation has arisen where a publisher insists that our small branch in the Gulf represents a separate campus, for which a separate license -and, of course, payment- is required. Against our protests that the Main Library and Qatar are one 'site' within the same IP range, the vendor holds that they: "have numerous affiliates of American universities in the Middle East and all of the institutions abide by this policy [of counting branch campuses as separate entities]." Hence my question: Is this statement true? How do your institutions handle licenses for branch campuses, or offices abroad? All comments, including off-list, are much appreciated. Best, Mark Muehlhaeusler Director, Copyright and Licensing Georgetown University Library
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