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Licensing and Copyright Management: Best Practices of Academic, Special and Research LibrariesPublished by: Primary Research Group Published: Aug. 1, 2004 - 84 Pages Table of ContentsINTRODUCTION TULANE COLLEGE DESCRIPTION THE LIBRARY BUDGET USE OF CONSORTIUMS CONSORTIUM ARRANGEMENT WITH THE ACADEMIC PRESS NEGOTIATING ACCESS WITH PUBLISHERS KEEPING TRACK OF CONTRACTS DIGITAL VS PRINT OPEN ACCESS RENSSELAER POLYTECHNIC INSTITUTE CONSORTIUMS INNOVATIVE INTERFACES ARCHIVAL ACCESS UNIVERSITY OF SOUTH CAROLINA, COLUMBIA DESCRIPTION OF THE CAMPUS USE OF CONSORTIUMS OTHER CONSORTIUM ARRANGEMENTS INITIATIVE WITH OTHER LIBRARIES IN SOUTH CAROLINA MOVE TOWARDS THE RESEARCH UNIVERSITY PERSONAL TIME MANAGEMENT CONTRACT LANGUAGE ADVICE TO OTHER LIBRARIES UNIVERSITY OF IDAHO DESCRIPTION OF THE COLLEGE USE OF CONSORTIUMS TIME MANAGEMENT THE DECISION MAKING PROCESS ARCHIVAL ACCESS CONTRACT LANGUAGE USAGE MONITORING IMPACT OF WIRELESS ACCESS ADVICE FOR OTHER LIBRARIES ALBION COLLEGE DESCRIPTION OF THE COLLEGE USE OF CONSORTIUMS HOW TO KEEP TRACK OF LICENSES DIGITIZING COLLECTIONS DATABASE TRAINING PLANS FOR THE FUTURE ADVICE OR OTHER LIBRARIES PRICEWATERHOUSECOOPERS DESCRIPTION OF THE COMPANY THE STAFF KNOWLEDGE MANAGEMENT THE FATE OF THE PHYSICAL LIBRARY TERMS OF LICENSING THE TRAINING EFFORT QUANTIFYING SAVINGS IN PERSONNEL AND MATERIALS COSTS OTHER RESEARCH CENTER SITES AVAILABLE CULTURE CHANGE: The Push Towards Information Literacy PHASE OUT OF THE CONTENT HELP DESK ADVICE TO OTHER COMPANIES IBM DESCRIPTION OF THE COMPANY IBM RESEARCH DIVISION LIBRARIES STRATEGIC KNOWLEDGE GROUP RESOURCES THE PHYSICAL SPACE OF THE LIBRARY DOCUMENT DELIVERY ALERT SERVICES/AUTOMATED DOWNLOADS EMPLOYEE ACCESS POLICIES LICENSING PREFERENCES EBOOKS BUDGET AND PURCHASING DECISIONS COST CHARGE BACKS PURCHASING DECISION-MAKING LICENSING PREFERENCES FATE OF THE PHYSICAL LIBRARY ADVICE TO OTHER LIBRARIES ERNST & YOUNG LLP DESCRIPTION OF THE LIBRARY THE STAFF LIBRARY BUDGET/COST RECOVERY ALERT SERVICES AND REFERENCE QUESTION HISTORIES NUMBER OF END USERS OF CBK FATE OF THE PHYSICAL LIBRARY LICENSING PURCHASING DECISION-MAKING ADVICE TO OTHER LIBRARIES SASKATCHEWAN PROVINCIAL LIBRARY, THE MULTITYPE DATABASE LICENSING PROGRAM BEGINNINGS OF THE PROGRAM FROM TALK TO ACTION THE DOMINO EFFECT BRINGING HIGHER EDUCATION ON BOARD ROLE OF THE PROVINCIAL LIBRARY MONTHLY MEETING CHALLENGES IN TRAINING AND PROMOTION DETERMINING CONTRIBUTION LEVELS STATEWIDE CALIFORNIA ELECTRONIC LIBRARY CONSORTIUM (SCELC) DEVELOPMENT OF SCELC HOW MANY DATABASE LICENSES DOES SCELC HAVE? ADMINISTRATIVE ARRANGEMENTS CONTRACT LANGUAGE ADVICE TO OTHERS THE DIGITAL LIBRARY PRODUCTION SERVICE OF THE UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN LOOKING FOR PROJECTS PROBLEMS RELATED TO DIGITIZING IMAGES AND SOUNDS FUNDING TRENDS BY SUBJECT COLLABORATION CATALOGING OTHER REPORTS FROM PRIMARY RESEARCH AbstractThis report looks closely at the licensing and copyright management strategies of a sample of leading research, college and special libraries and includes interviews with leading experts. The focus is on electronic database licensing, and includes discussions of the most pressing issues: recruitment of group buying partners, expected price reductions in group buying arrangements, terms of access, liability for infringement, definition of authorized users, authentication, archiving, print vs, electronic access decisions, payment terms, training and development, free trial periods, state mandated contract language, contract management software and time management issues, acquiring and using usage statistics, access, open access publishing policies, interruption of service contingency arrangements, continuing access in light of cancellation, consequences of contract termination, changes in pricing over the life of the contract, title record keeping and accounting, interlibrary loan of electronic files, copyright clearance, negotiating tactics, uses of consortiums -- and many other issues.Get Full Details About This Report >> |
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