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Autor principal: Shulenburger, David
Formato: Recurso educativo Open Access
Lenguaje:en
Publicado: 2009
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Acceso en línea:https://eric.ed.gov/?id=EJ850723
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contents The Political Climate for Higher Education during Duane Webster's ARL Tenure Shulenburger, David Higher Education Research Libraries Academic Libraries Library Administration Internet Copyrights Legal Responsibility Library Associations College Libraries Access to Information Urban Schools Politics of Education During the period in which Duane Webster led the Association for Research Libraries (ARL), powerful commercial interests sought for their own financial purposes the information resources essential for providing education and performing research. Juxtaposed was the Internet with its inherent capacity to democratizing these resources. Commercial forces often succeeded in altering copyright laws, employing contract and licenses, and even using national security tactics to accomplish their ends. The academy, led by the ARL, opposed such efforts, blunting many of them. The struggle is not over. The higher education community must continue the struggle if it is to keep information resources freely available. (Contains 3 notes.)
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spellingShingle The Political Climate for Higher Education during Duane Webster's ARL Tenure
Shulenburger, David
Higher Education
Research Libraries
Academic Libraries
Library Administration
Internet
Copyrights
Legal Responsibility
Library Associations
College Libraries
Access to Information
Urban Schools
Politics of Education
The Political Climate for Higher Education during Duane Webster's ARL Tenure Shulenburger, David Higher Education Research Libraries Academic Libraries Library Administration Internet Copyrights Legal Responsibility Library Associations College Libraries Access to Information Urban Schools Politics of Education During the period in which Duane Webster led the Association for Research Libraries (ARL), powerful commercial interests sought for their own financial purposes the information resources essential for providing education and performing research. Juxtaposed was the Internet with its inherent capacity to democratizing these resources. Commercial forces often succeeded in altering copyright laws, employing contract and licenses, and even using national security tactics to accomplish their ends. The academy, led by the ARL, opposed such efforts, blunting many of them. The struggle is not over. The higher education community must continue the struggle if it is to keep information resources freely available. (Contains 3 notes.)
title The Political Climate for Higher Education during Duane Webster's ARL Tenure
topic Higher Education
Research Libraries
Academic Libraries
Library Administration
Internet
Copyrights
Legal Responsibility
Library Associations
College Libraries
Access to Information
Urban Schools
Politics of Education
url https://eric.ed.gov/?id=EJ850723