Right. Which is why *someone* copied all of the Google digitized books
to the Internet Archive -- someone not associated with the library
partners. So generally if you cannot download from HT you can find the
same scan via openlibrary.org. Unfortunately that doesn't help with
using the tool tha
I think we are in agreement (especially about the utility of all things
HathiTrust). My one point is that any restrictions on digitized public
domain works, as I understand it, are not related to copyright.
On Mon, Jun 1, 2015 at 5:00 PM, Terry Reese wrote:
> >> However, the digitizing agency ca
>> However, the digitizing agency cannot dictate any copyright
>>restrictions on the digitized copies once released to the public
The digital objects have not, and as far as I understand, cannot be made
available to the public if digitized as part of the google books digitization
project. Most
Thanks Eric for posting the webinar in the other thread.
I am pretty sure that digitizing something in the public domain does not
change its copyright status, at least in the U.S. The digitizing agency
certainly has the right to sell, restrict access, watermark, or even keep
the scans locked up on
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Consider participating in Thursday's HathiTrust Research Center User Group
Meeting:
Who - anybody and everybody
What - a discussion of all things HathiTrust Research Center
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Where - via the telephone: (812) 856-3600 or (317) 278-700
Posted on behalf of my colleague.
Roy
OCLC Research is repeating its survey to learn details of specific projects
or services that format metadata as linked data and/or make subsequent uses
of it. Many in the libraries/archives/museum community are excited by the
potential of linked data applicati
On Jun 1, 2015, at 10:58 AM, davesgonechina wrote:
> They just informed me I need a .edu address. Having trouble understanding
> the use of the term "public domain" here.
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I'm staying at Brock for C4LN this week, but I won't have a car with me,
so who's going to be around that I could catch a ride with downtown?
- David
I know that Robert McDonald lurks around here -- so he could clarify this --
but what folks need to realize here is that the research center is providing
tools that allow research access to materials within the hathitrust that are
within the public domain. However, the digitized materials thems
They just informed me I need a .edu address. Having trouble understanding
the use of the term "public domain" here.
On Mon, Jun 1, 2015, 9:58 PM Eric Lease Morgan wrote:
> On Jun 1, 2015, at 4:33 AM, davesgonechina
> wrote:
>
> > If your *institutional* email address is not on their whitelist (
On Jun 1, 2015, at 4:33 AM, davesgonechina wrote:
> If your *institutional* email address is not on their whitelist (not sure
> if it is limited to subscribing ones, they don't say) you cannot register
> using the signup form, instead you can only request an account by briefly
> explaining why yo
If your *institutional* email address is not on their whitelist (not sure
if it is limited to subscribing ones, they don't say) you cannot register
using the signup form, instead you can only request an account by briefly
explaining why you want one. Weird, because they'd have potentially learned
m
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