Haworth Press, Copyright, & ILL Shankle, Jean 17 Apr 2007 14:32 UTC

I was noticing in the recent issue of "College & Undergraduate
Libraries" the detailed information regarding Haworth's policy on
copyright.  It is very clear  as to their requirements.  Document
delivery is listed, but nothing is said about Inter-library Loan.  I
understand Fair Use and what they say, but I am a bit uncertain after
reading section 19 on their publisher information page.  I quote below:

LIBRARY PHOTOCOPYING: ATTENTION LIBRARIANS: If your library subscribes
to this journal, Haworth waives all photocopying fees or any royalty
payments for multiple internal library use.  By "internal library use"
we mean:
	(Bolding, capitalization, italicizing, & underlining is by the
publisher.)
	(Then follows a listing of five points that are very generous in
what is allowed, but it is all internal.)

My question here is, how does this affect photocopying of articles from
a Haworth journal for sending it "externally" to another library through
inter-library loan?

Any help is much appreciated!

Jean

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Miss Jean Shankle
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Pensacola Christian College Library
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