If we notice a restriction that would prevent our freely lending this
(among our own student/faculty patrons) we can always make the item
"Library use only". We do not usually lend media through ILL outside our
own campus. To be frank, if the publisher does not make any restrictions
prominent on the piece or its packaging, we may miss them. We don't search
that  hard.
MM

At 12:13 PM 11/3/2004 +1030, you wrote:
>Mina and others,
>
>I am interested to know what steps do you take to check the license agreement
>on the cdroms you add to your collection? We have found that there are
>sometimes restrictions for libraries to loan the cdroms. In these instances we
>do not add the cdrom to our loan collection.
>
>Bev Lindqvist
>Senior Library Technician (Collection Development)
>University of South Australia Library
>email: beverley.lindqvist@unisa.edu.au
>
>
>-----Original Message-----
>From: Mina Muessigmann [mailto:minamues@MAIL.SDSU.EDU]
>Sent: Wednesday, 3 November 2004 7:06 AM
>To: SERIALST@LIST.UVM.EDU
>Subject: CDs accompanying journal issues.
>
>
>Lilah,
>We separate the CDs from the journal issues, sending them to our Media Center
>(in the library) where they are shelved using an accession number (all CDs
>from
>one journal title shelve together). We put a label inside the issue that says
>"Accompanying [CD-ROM or whatever] located in Media Center. Call number:
>xxxxx"
>We put a label on the CD case (which we usually supply ourselves in the
>interest of filing) "Accompanies periodical with call number xxxxxxxxxx". This
>means anyone wanting to use the CD must check it out separately in Media.
>Gives
>us a bit more control and protection for the CDs. Can't guarantee it's the
>best
>way, but that's what we do here at SDSU. Mina
>
>
> >Hello all,
> >
> >I am wondering what people generally do with supplementary CDs that
> >accompany some journal issues.  In particular, the journal titles I.D.,
> >Frieze, and Domus have had these types of supplements.  At this point,
> >we have already bound the runs so I would need some sort of pocket to place
> >either in the journal itself or the inside cover of the binding.   We would
> >like to keep the CD with the journal ultimately.  I appreciate any
> >advice from those who have some to offer.
> >
> >
> >Lilah J. Mittelstaedt
> >Reference Librarian
> >Philadelphia Museum of Art
> >26th St. & the Parkway
> >P.O. Box 7646
> >Philadelphia, PA  19101
> >~~~
> >(ph) 215.684.7652
> >(fax) 215.236.0534
> >~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
>
>
>Mina Muessigmann
>San Diego State University -- Love Library
>Serials Cataloging -- LL 115
>5500 Campanile Drive,  San Diego,  CA  92182-8050
>(619)594-6755  email: minamues@mail.sdsu.edu