We allow visitors and guest researchers to view materials in-house
individually (no paid card required). We evaluate all group screening
requests (including those made by guests) on a title by title/license by
license basis (because of the PPR issue).
One of the stipulations of Section 108 (see a
Hi Brooke,
Is there any way to find out what area of copyright law was being
considered when the policy was drafted? That statement is a little bit
puzzling to me. I'm guessing it had something to do with an interpretation
of Public Performance requirements, but there isn't really a distinction
olib] Guest Borrowers and Media Check outs
Hello fellow video librarians,
Question: do you allow your guest borrowers to check out films from your
library? We are trying to decide whether or not to allow this, but in reviewing
our circulation policy tome, we came across this:
"Media mater
Hello fellow video librarians,
Question: do you allow your guest borrowers to check out films from your
library? We are trying to decide whether or not to allow this, but in reviewing
our circulation policy tome, we came across this:
"Media materials are not available for use by walk-in patrons
