On Sat, Mar 28, 1998, Teresa Winning <interlib[_at_]ouvaxa.cats.ohiou.edu> wrote:
>
> Our HSL sends out copies of the Table of Contents for each journal the
> library subscribes to.
Off the cuff, it seems Indexing/Listing seems fine as a fair use.
> Faculty circle or mark the articles they want copied and send their
> order in to the HSL staff. The articles are retrieved, copied and the
> patron is charged a fee for this service. In many cases, by sending out
> the table of contents, a particular article may be requested many times
> by different doctors at the college of medicine.
Merges close to or is multiple copying, doesn't it? Question is whether any educational exceptions are applicable?
> To muddy the water even further, if a libraries web page makes the table
> of contents for any or all of their journal titles,
Again indexing/listings seem fine as a fair use or non-substantial copying.
> and also offers a document delivery service, is this considered fair
> use?
Similar to above re multiple copying and any educational exception.
Dieter Dambiec
<d.dambiec[_at_]student.canberra.edu.au>
Received on Sun Mar 29 1998 - 22:00:56 GMT
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