We have many titles that are Print including Online Access.  More often
than not, these involve a shrinkwrap type license (if there are any
terms at all), and typically, the terms violate our jurisdiction or
indemnification restrictions.  In the past, we have gotten email
correspondence from the subscription manager saying we can change
jurisdiction, but that has been the best we can usually do.  How do
other institutions handle these types of access.  If you cannot get a
signed, negotiated  license do you forego putting on access? I think in
many cases, we would have to limit our choices in what we put on,
because I don't think the publisher has a dedicated legal team or would
be willing to put in the work generating a license since we have the
print.  Thanks for any advice.
Sincerely
Jenny

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Jenny Lockwood
New Mexico State University Library
Acquisitions/Electronic Resources
PO Box 30006, Dept. 3475
Las Cruces, New Mexico 88003
Phone: 575-646-3104 Fax: 575-646-7477