Kudzu-Ops Mailing List: Controlled Digital Lending: Technology Solution or Legal Pathway

[John Burger (jburger]

ASERL Friends:

 

Thought you might enjoy the latest in our Schol-Comm blog posts, sharing information about Controlled Digital Lending.  Using a Q&A format by our committee co-chairs (Andy Wesolek at Vanderbilt and Ellen Ramsey at U-Virginia), this post is designed to supplement an earlier post on the Duke school-comm blog authored by Dave Hansen at Duke and Kyle K. Courtney at Harvard.

 

See www.aserl.org/blog for the latest.  Enjoy!

 

 

--jeb

 

John Burger, Executive Director

Association of Southeastern Research Libraries (ASERL)

c/o Robert W. Woodruff Library

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Subject: [ASERL-ScholComm] CDL: Technology Solution or Legal Pathway

 

ASERL Colleagues,

This month’s ASERL scholcomm post is an interview-style discussion between your fearless co-chairs about Controlled Digital Lending, prompted by the recent post on the subject by Dave Hansen and Kyle K. Courtney on Duke University’s scholcomm blog.

 

http://www.aserl.org/2018/11/controlled-digital-lending-technology-solution-or-legal-pathway/

 

Best,

 

Ellen & Andy

 

Ellen Catz Ramsey

Virgo Project Lead
Director, Scholarly Repository Services
University of Virginia Library 

 

Andrew Wesolek

Director 

Digital Scholarship and Scholarly Communications 

Vanderbilt University Libraries