Challenge 4 Licensing Principles: Action Report
Charles Spetland (Minnesota)
The group discussed the idea of issuing a national cite license or an RFP. Representatives from regional consortia could look at available models. Libraries also need to be insistent with publishers about disclosure; the group will act on CLIR’s offer to post model licenses for national review.
Janus Challenge 4
Licensing Principles (AKA Publisher Relations)
Breakout discussion at ALA Midwinter CCDO meeting
January 21, 2006
Proponent Group Participants:
Ivy Anderson (California Digital Library), Ivy.Anderson@ucop.edu
Susan Barribeau (Wisconsin), sbarribeau@library.wisc.edu
John Ingram (Florida), jeingr@uflib.ufl.edu
John Saylor (Cornell), jms1@cornell.edu
Charles Spetland, convenor (Minnesota), c-spet@umn.edu
Jim Stemper (Minnesota), stemp003@umn.edu
Challenge 4 Licensing Principles: Action Report
The original Janus statement #4 was entitled “Publisher relations.” The original […]
Janus Challenge 4
Licensing Principles (AKA Publisher Relations)
Breakout discussion at ALA Midwinter CCDO meeting
January 21, 2006
Proponent Group Participants:
Ivy Anderson (California Digital Library), Ivy.Anderson@ucop.edu
Susan Barribeau (Wisconsin), sbarribeau@library.wisc.edu
John Ingram (Florida), jeingr@uflib.ufl.edu
John Saylor (Cornell), jms1@cornell.edu
Charles Spetland, convener (Minnesota), c-spet@umn.edu
Jim Stemper (Minnesota), stemp003@umn.edu
Challenge 4 Licensing Principles: Action Report
The original Janus statement #4 was entitled “Publisher relations.” The original […]
Revision to Action for Challenge 4 Licensing Principles *
Challenge statement: Negotiate collectively with publishers on the best possible access to e-content. *
Licensing Principles. Research libraries will make every effort to sign no licenses that include non-disclosure clauses, and to share among themselves the terms of agreements with all publishers. Public […]
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