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November 21, 2011
When May a Library Loan a Loaded eBook Reader? Four Scenarios
Check out Mary Minow's answers on LibraryLaw Blog for the following:
- The device is empty. The only copyrighted content is the code itself that the device uses to display ebooks.
- The device is loaded with public domain content and/or content with permission to lend (such as creative commons licensed content).
- The device is loaded with ebooks licensed from a vendor such as Amazon. The license may allow a limited number of copies such as five or six.
- The device has unauthorized content.
[JH]
November 21, 2011 in Electronic Resource, Information Technology | Permalink
