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Comply & Use
The lack of an
effective mechanism to communicate access and use
permissions has
come to be recognized as a major barrier to the broad-based
use of digital
content. This session will offer two perspectives on how to
negotiate the
complex mine field of comply and use.
Nathan Robertson, Electronic Resources Librarian, Thurgood
Marshall Law
Library, University of Maryland School of Law
Biography |
Presentation
The appropriate use of materials is governed by copyright law
and very often
by license
agreements. Legal and license interpretation is rarely easy to
understand,
yet libraries need to convey accurate use rights and
restrictions
to users in
easy-to-understand terms. Electronic Resource Management
systems and
ONIX for Publications License messages can help libraries
clarify and
simplify rights and restrictions for users.
Mark Bide, Senior Consultant, Rightscom
Biography |
Presentation
The ACAP
project is a unique collaboration. Using a cooperative model, it
brings a
broad range of publishing interests together with search engines
and
others to
work toward an open standard for compliance that meets the
requirement
for a more effective communication of publishers’ policies
without
compromising
the efficiency of high volume data processing. During this
session,
Mike Bide, Senior Consultant for Rightscom, will explain how.
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