Queen’s, Calgary Latest To Drop Access Copyright Licence
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Is anyone keeping a complete list of universities who have said they aren’t renewing their Access Copyright licenses?
Off the top of my head (so I could be wrong about these), other than the two mentioned here I can think of Alberta and Athabasca, and I believe Saskatchewan was on the fence.
“NSCC no longer operates within the Access Copyright agreement and complies with the Copyright Act of Canada. Visit our Copyright subject guide to ensure you are copying right!”
http://subjectguides.nscc.ca/
@Matt
Medicine Hat College, University of Manitoba, University of Regina, Mount Royal University, Memorial University, UPEI, UNB, University of Guelph and Ryerson come to mind. Brock University and York University plan to walk away but are operating under the tariff until they’re ready. Carleton and UBC have been making rumblings, but I couldn’t find an official announcement either way.
…To name a few…