E-Resource Licensing Explained: An A-Z Licensing Guidebook for Libraries

Rebecca Walton

Abstract


Many librarians, especially those who deal with electronic resources, are put in a position where it
is their responsibility to read, interpret, and negotiate license agreements without having previously
received any legal training. E-Resource Licensing Explained: An A-Z Licensing Guidebook for
Libraries seeks to bridge this gap in knowledge by educating its audience on important terms and
their legal implications. In addition to theoretical knowledge, it also provides practical examples of
desired language and acceptable alternatives. As such, it plays an important role in providing context
on different options so that librarians can make informed decisions when negotiating on behalf of their
libraries.

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DOI: https://doi.org/10.5860/lrts.69n3.8501

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