Re: Haworth Press Journals & Fair Use (Lionel Robson)
ANN ERCELAWN 31 Mar 1994 14:07 UTC
Date: Thu, 31 Mar 1994 13:37:07 +1000
From: l.robson@unsw.edu.au (Lionel Robson)
Subject: RE: Haworth Press Journals & Fair Use (Eleanor Cook)
>Date: Wed, 30 Mar 1994 21:27:11 -0400
>From: ELEANOR COOK <COOKEI@APPSTATE.BITNET>
>Subject: Haworth Journals
>
>RE: Haworth journals and fair use
>
>I have forwarded the original message to the CNI-Copyright List
>(with permission) and will let you all know what transpires there.
>Publishers who pretend that fair use does not exist are in for a big
>surprise. Haworth is particularly near and dear to many of us in the
>library world since many of us publish there.
>
>Sincerely,
>Eleanor I. Cook
>
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>Eleanor I. Cook 704-262-2786 (wrk)
>Serials Librarian 704-262-3001 (fax)
>Belk Library
>Appalachian State University cookei@appstate (Bitnet)
>Boone, NC 28608 cookei@conrad.appstate.edu (Internet)
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Hi Ms Cook,
"Near and DEAR"? Like in expensive DEAR do you mean? Most of the rhubarb
in Haworth journals should never see the light of day. To quote an
americanism - its hogwash!! Seems to me that Haworth saw a niche for
librarians who have to publish as part of their jobs so Haworth decided to
provide journals for us to do it in. Pity really because 90% of the bumf
should be trashed before anyone gets to see it. well, thats my rhubarb for
this month. Lionel Robson in Australia.