...Farhat Jabeen; Shafiq Ur Rehman; Amara Malik Purpose Copyright laws have a significant impact on higher education, as it is crucial for teachers, students and university libraries to use copyrighted material ethically and legally. With the recent growth of the digital environment, copyright has...

... and distributors to protect their rights (Davis, 1997 ; Dygert and Langendorfer, 2014). These are private, legally binding contracts concluded between two or more parties, whereby a party supplies a given product for use and grants user rights. Thus, exceptions and limitations for libraries provided by copyright...

... and the legal agreement between the copyright holders and the State and University Library. Findings – The service already covers 82 per cent of the Danish population. Originality/value – The digital article service is a rather unique service, especially regarding the delivery of articles from...

...Graham Peter Cornish Purpose – The purpose of this paper is to provide an overview of copyright law changes in the UK, especially as they affect interlibrary loan. Design/methodology/approach – Analysis of new legislation were tested against interlibrary needs. Findings – The new laws...

... using Article Exchange is straightforward, because the supplying library staff can save the PDF and upload the file, eliminating the need for the article to be scanned (unless the license demands it). © Authors 2014 Academic libraries Document delivery Copyright law Copyright...

...Suhyeon Yoo; Hyesun Kim Purpose The purpose of this paper is to summarize the current Korean copyright law and its effect on electronic document delivery services in Korea, and to recommend solutions for Korean libraries and information centers. Design/methodology/approach The authors present...

... with interlending and document supply as well as such related matters as resource sharing and open access. © Emerald Group Publishing Limited 2013 E‐books Copyright Open access Big deals Use data Public libraries As more and more articles become freely available on the web so do...

... sessions held at the specified conference, supplemented by presentations, handouts, meeting minutes, and videos posted online after the conference. Originality/value The report summarizes conference events addressing all forms and aspects of resource sharing and related subjects such as copyright...

... by international copyright treaties and regulations, and conducts a comparative analysis of how these concepts have been applied in the legal systems of Germany, the USA, and Canada. Findings The idea of “lending” books is a carryover from the analogue world and applies only to the distribution of tangible...

... given it much favourable coverage in the last quarter. Resistance is growing, particularly in the UK, to the publishers' ability to override copyright law in their contracts with libraries. Originality/value This is the only regular literature review that focuses on document supply and related...

.../methodology/approach The authors use Russian language e‐books and e‐readers as a model for understanding the challenges presented by numerous file formats and e‐reader types, multiple alphabets (e.g. Latin, Cyrillic), and national copyright laws and licensing restrictions. Findings International ILL...

... – The paper represents a useful source for librarians and others interested in interlending and document supply as well as such related matters as resource sharing and open access. Copyright Open access Big deals Scholarly communication Usage statistics Interlending Document delivery...

...Robert Tiessen Purpose The purpose of this paper is to discuss how interlibrary loan practice and access to electronic resources in Canada are affected by copyright law, copyright collectives, and license agreements. Design/methodology/approach The author summarizes the current Canadian...

.... Findings Resistance to the Big Deals for journals is still growing – in particular because of the current budget cuts that are hitting libraries badly but publishers remain complacent. Interesting movements on the copyright front as the Hargreaves report in the UK is accepted by the government and the STM...

... be contacted at: mike@mikemcgrath.org.uk © Emerald Group Publishing Limited 2011 Academic libraries Copyright Document delivery Document supply Resource sharing How do users find the time to read the millions of downloads that take place? Some sobering thoughts from that famous author...

...Judy Watkins Discusses some of the proposed changes to UK copyright law based on the Consultation Document issued in August 2002 which is intended to implement a recent EU (European Union) Directive. One of the biggest changes is the removal of any copying without permission for commercial purposes...

... is the ILL work of the future? Electronic document delivery is the future – no doubt about that. But while the technological development constantly improves the possibilities, new copyright regulations impede rational use of digital ILL. Especially active in building barriers is the European Parliament...

... © MCB UP Limited 2002 --> Copyright Document supply Litigation Copyright infringement Keywords: Copyright, Document supply, Litigation In November 2001 two global publishers announced the initiation of litigation against Kessler-Hancock Information Services, Inc...

...David Russon This paper reviews the development of UK copyright law since the time the British Library was established, with particular reference to the “fair dealing” and “library” exceptions. At times when copyright laws have been under review publishers have argued for fewer and narrower...

... your song (probably a 3‐5Mb. mp3 file); 6. (6) install an mp3 player (easy to find and do); 7. (7) play your song. © Company 2001 Document supply Copyright Bibliographies Information retrieval Internet Have you seen napster yet? If not, take a look. Napster is two...