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From: Anna Creech <[log in to unmask]>
Date: Thu, 29 Oct 2015 16:22:34 -0400

I'm working with a publisher on an amendment that would permit us to send
copies of articles via ILL (the standard license does not), and they have
included the following line:

"Licensee warrants that... Licensee will not make articles available to any
other library, database, or service that provides document delivery or ILL
services without the express written consent of Publisher"


My interpretation is that we cannot send articles via ILL to any
institution that offers ILL services without written consent from the
Publisher each time, which would pretty much negate the point of having the
ILL amendment added in the first place. Am I misunderstanding the language
here?

I've asked them for clarification, but I wanted to share this in case
someone else has had this experience and could illuminate.

Anna


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