Copyright and the re-invention of libraries

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Volumn 46, Issue 4, 1996, Pages 196-200

  Valauskas, Edward J ^a  

^a Internet Mechanics   (United States)

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EID: 0041980096     PISSN: 00242667     EISSN: None     Source Type: Journal    
DOI: 10.1515/libr.1996.46.4.196     Document Type: Article

References (24)

1. Minsky is quoted in Raymond Kurzweil, The Age of Intelligent Machines. Cambridge, MA: MIT Press, 1990: 328.
2. Minsky, The Age of Intelligent Machines, 1990, op.cit., 328-329.
3. Anon., "Defining the new academic library", EDU Magazine, no.57 (Winter 1992), 4, 6, 8.
4. For more information, anon, ftp law.columbia.edu/pub/janus or send electronic mail to janus@sparcl.law.columbia.edu
5. Alexander M. "But can you read it like a book?", Computerworld, vol.24, no.47 (Nov. 19, 1990), p. 18.
6. The results of Project CORE were described in Richard G. Entlich, Sandy Payette, and Linda Stewart, "Electronic journals: Designing them for users", presentation at the Library and Information Technology (LITA)/Library Administration and Management Association (LAMA) National Conference, October 15, 1996, in Pittsburgh, PA. See also the CORE Project overview at http://www.oclc.org:5046/projects/core/
7. Valauskas EJ. "Digital images over the Internet: Rome Reborn at the Library of Congress", Online, vol.18, no.2 April 1994: 57-60.
8. From an interview with Bob Dierker by Nicholas Givotovsky, "Multimedia: a force behind the library of the future", SpeciaList, vol.16, no.5 May 1993: 5.
9. Shera J. writing in Library Journal in 1961 and quoted in Stanley Humenuk, "Automatic shelving and book retrieval", Univ. of Illinois Graduate School of Library Science Occasional Papers, no.78 Jan. 1966: 1-2.
10. "Every day, teenage workers at the Chicago-Kent School of Law at Illinois Institute of Technology slit open bindings, rip out the pages and throw away the books. A computer scans the pages and stores them ⋯ books "will no longer be on my shelves", says Mickie Voges, director of the legal information center and professor of law". From William M. Bulkeley, "Libraries shift from books to computers", Wall Street Journal, Feb. 8, 1993; B4.
11. Ryan AJ. "Imaging technology offers more than just paper gains", Computerworld, vol.24, no.26 June 25, 1990; 14.
12. According to Pamela Bliss of Dataquest, quoted in Lisa Picarille, "End of the paper chase?", Infoworld, vol.13, no.12 March 25, 1991; 46.
13. Jerram P. and Gosney M. Multimedia power tools. N. Y.: Random House, 1993: 3-26.
14. Stein is quoted in Connie Guglielmo, "Lack of tools, content conspire to keep multimedia a buzzword", MacWeek, vol.4, no.27 Aug. 7, 1990; 78.
15. Daly J. "Multimedia: a royal(ty) mess", Computerworld, vol.24, no.29 July 16, 1990; 43.
16. As indicated by Mary Brandt Jensen, "Is the library without walls on a collision course with the 1976 Copyright Act?", Law Library Journal, vol.85, no.3 Summer 1993; 641-642.
17. Lyall S. "To avoid future shocks, publishers and authors are fighting for the electronic rights to books", New York Times, March 28, 1994; 66.
18. In the final 1993 report of the American Mathematical Society's Committee on Electronic Products and Services, which appeared electronically on the SLA-PAM (Special Libraries Association-Physics Astronomy Mathematics Division) Listserv.
19. Arms is quoted in Anon., "Project Mercury: a swift path to success", EDU Magazine, no.57 Winter 1992; 34.
20. On RightPages, see Guy A. Story, Lawrence O'Gorman, David Fox, Louise Levy Schaper, and H. V. Jagadish, "The RightPages image-based electronic library for alerting and browsing", Computer, Sept. 1992: 17-26.
21. Full details of TULIP can be found in Marthyn Broghuis, Hans Brinckman, Albert Fischer, Karen Hunter, Eleonore van der Loo, Rob ter Mors, Paul Mostert, and Jaco Zijlstra, TULIP Final Report. N. Y.: Elsevier Science, 1996: 368.
22. There have been efforts elsewhere as well; for example, at Loughborough University with Project ELVYN. See Cliff McKnight, Jack Meadows, David Pullinger, and Fytton Rowland, "ELVYN - Publisher and Library Working Towards the Electronic Distribution and Use of Journals", at http://abgen.tamu.edu/DL94/paper/mcknight.html
23. See the comments of Rear Admiral Grace Hooper in Janet J. Barron, "Prioritizing information", Byte, vol.16, no.5 May 1991; 169, 170, 172, 174.
24. Casper G. is quoted in Mary Ann Seawell, "Casper: a vision of how new technology may create 'universal' universities", Stanford Observer, vol.28, no.2 Nov.-Dec. 1993; 7.