[ILL-L] copyright note

[John Stephens]

My thinking is that section 108(d) is not meant to make this specific 
limitation (assuming that's what you're referring to from the discussion 
a month of two back.)  I take the single article from a periodical to 
just be a part of the definition of what a copy is.  We take it for 
granted that if you order a "copy" through ILL that you're already 
referring to ordering a single article, but this isn't necessarily the 
case for everyone.  I also think that it's somewhat unnatural and overly 
strict compared to the rights that Section 108 provides in general, and 
the fact that I don't see any mention of 108(d) interpreted this way in 
the CONTU guidelines makes me think that this interpretation wasn't 
intended.  You've still got the whole not copying a major part of any 
one work to deal with, but one article from one issue max seems a bit 
too narrow to me.  Then again, I wouldn't say I feel strongly about it :p

John Stephens
ILL Coordinator
Swilley Library (GMA/GAUMUD)

Document Delivery wrote:
> I really am leaning toward thinking that we can't borrow more than one
> article from a single issue of any periodical, does anyone feel strongly
> otherwise? Thanks, 
>
>
> Edward Helmrich
> ILL Office
> Ryan Library
> Iona College VXI
> 914-633-2352 
> docdelivery at iona.edu
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