I am requesting a scanner for public use in our branch library, and the
main library administration has expressed concerns about library
accountability for copyright violations by users of the scanner. I had
assumed that a notice similar to the one we post on our copy machines
should be sufficient. The ARLIS-L archive contains several postings about
scanner equipment, but not much about copyright issues related to public
scanners. Are most libraries posting a standard notice?
Many thanks for your advice.
Margaret Culbertson
Head Librarian, William R. Jenkins
Architecture and Art Library
University of Houston
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