Date: Mon, 30 Aug 2004 16:12:26 +0530
From: chauhan
Dear Anuradha Ji,
In true sense your two questions are very much relevant to the present
time.
Question 1: ("If i want to scan few books and make availabe to our patrons
that is for academic and research purpose only --- what about the
copywright act.")
Answer: This is the first and last question of any professional who want to
digitize his/her library or some documents. If you want to scan few books
you have to ask the publisher or as well as author of that particular book
in due respect of copyright act.
Question 2: ("Once i digitize the book and if it is made availabe - How to
controlthat inf is not copied or printed out or made any changes the
person who ever is accessing the document.")
Answer: Violation of copyright is not a new thing, we are dealing with this
since the inception of these copyright laws, and in digital environment
violation of these IPR laws is very easy. We can not change this because
this is depending on the attitude of the 'violator'. Anyhow, you can take
the example of "Online Journals", we are accessing these e-journals through
login- password or through IP addresses. Most of the publishers are using
some special software to make control over the usage of their journals.
Through the help of that software they can provide you the complete
statistics regarding browsing, downloading etc. (means what and where a
particular user is accessing right now).
Right now, especially in India, we are in the entrance of the digital
environment. Everyone has thousands of queries regarding this digital
environment. Exploration and interaction are two key features to get
answers.
With kind regards
S Kumar
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From: "[iso-8859-1] anuradha"
Dear professionals
I will be thankful if any of you reply to my questions.
1. If i want to scan few books and make availabe to our patrons that is
for academic and research purpose only --- what about the copywright
act....