I would suspect not if they are the “popular” magazines. Typically those publishers provide those for the intent of the individual user, not a library accessible model; however, if it is an academic publication, they very well may have a mobile app that is available to access their publications. You’d need to check the license and/or the publisher’s terms of use.

Leslie

Hello all,

I am passing along a question that has come up from Ipad users. How do you handle print subscriptions that include the opportunity to register the app on an Ipad or Android device?   Can you hand out passwords to patrons who want to have a magazine app on their mobile device? 

Thanks!

Tiffanie

Tiffanie Wick

Electronic Resources & Interlibrary Loan Librarian

NES Library Liaison

Leslie J. Savage Library

Western State Colorado University

600 N. Adams

Gunnison, CO 81231

(970) 943-2477 (voice)

(970) 943-2042 (fax)

twick@western.edu

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