Subject: Interlibrary loans from other institutions' electronic databases? From: "Valerie A. Lang" <langval@xxxxxxxx> Date: Thu, 23 Sep 2004 12:32:41 -0400 |
Crossover interlibrary loan / copyright issue and yet another "first" for me in this role: Is it permissible for one academic institution to request journal articles, via interlibrary loan, from a specific electronic database, held at another institution? E.g., A local university subscribes to JSTOR, we do not. Would it be a violation of copyright to request full text articles from this institution's JSTOR database? I would think the terms of licensing agreements could preclude this and the amount of journal articles requested would determine whether fair use principles would allow it or not. Thank you in advance. Valerie A. Lang Librarian / Instructor Dwight Marvin Library Hudson Valley Community College Troy, NY 12180 Phone: 518.629.7319 Fax: 518.629.7509
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