[ILL-L] Copyright Question

[Document Delivery]

If you ended the subscription I'm sure you would pay copyright on the
6th article less than five years old within the calendar year, since you
don't own the issue. If you should own the issue - I'm trying to
remember - you should check the US Code 117-118, I think if you should
own it (if it's on order, you don't have to count it as CCG), I'm not
sure about the missing issue issue,

 

Edward Helmrich 
Interlibrary Loan Office 
Ryan Library 
Iona College VXI 
914-633-2352 
docdelivery at iona.edu 

 

From: ill-l-bounces at webjunction.org
[mailto:ill-l-bounces at webjunction.org] On Behalf Of Ginger McGiffin
Sent: Monday, September 14, 2009 10:38 AM
To: 'Interlibrary Loan Listserv'
Subject: [ILL-L] Copyright Question

 

Hello All:

 

I'm in need of some guidance.  I think I remember once hearing that if
you owned a journal title, but had a gap in your holdings that when you
placed an article request (for within the last five years) that you need
not pay any copyright fees because you own the journal title, just not
the particular issue.  Can anyone help clarify this?  If our library
never replaces the "lost" issue, do we pay copyright?  If our library
ended the subscription to the journal, but have holdings from before 5
years ago, do we pay copyright then, as well?

 

Thanks,

Ginger

 

Ginger McGiffin

Interlibrary Loan Supervisor

Carlson Library

Clarion University of Pennsylvania

840 Wood Street

Clarion, PA  16214

gmcgiffin at clarion.edu

Phone:  814-393-2481

Fax:  814-393-1862

Lender: REC

 

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