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: CopycenseColleges Clarify Electronic Reserve Policies
By Copycense Editorial
Christina Hernandez. Colleges to Copyright Electronic Material. Newsday. Jan. 20, 2008. The Newsday editors’ headline reflects a misunderstanding of the issues, and (if he was quoted correctly) AAP representative Adler engages in a rhetorical stretch when he claims all three schools established their guidelines “in conjunction with” AAP. Nevertheless, the publishers’ saber rattling over electronic reserves continues: this is an extension of the Cornell-AAP “agreement” we wrote about in October 2006.
(Editor?s Note: Copycense editors originally commented on this article in the Jan. 22, 2008, edition of Copycense Clippings.)
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Full post as published by Copycense on January 25, 2008 (boomark / email).
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