Electronic reserves: key issues and innovations. (reserve collections in universities libraries): An article from: Australian Academic & Research Libraries

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From the supplier: Electronic reserve systems for use in university libraries protect original material from loss and vandalism and can provide multiple and decentralised access to material. In addition, electronic reserves systems can provide images and full text for in-house or commercial publications. However, the use of commercial publications raises intellectual property issues that included fair dealing and statutory licensing. Equitable remuneration and recent Australian developments are discussed.

Citation Details
Title: Electronic reserves: key issues and innovations. (reserve collections in universities libraries)
Author: Hans W. Groenewegen
Publication:Australian Academic & Research Libraries (Refereed)
Date: March 1, 1998
Publisher: Australian Library and Information Association
Volume: v29 Issue: n1 Page: p1(12)

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