2009
DOI: 10.7771/2380-176x.2352
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Forcing the Moment to Its Crisis: Thoughts on Pay-Per- View and the Perpetual Access Ideal

Abstract: IdealMany in the library profession insist on the crucial importance of securing perpetual access rights for acquisitions in electronic formats. In a widely cited article, for example, JimStemper and Susan Barribeau assess the current environment for perpetual access and advocate that, when negotiating e-journal acquisitions, libraries "should consider making the lack of

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“…Or will the idea of perpetual access be a "relic" from a time of "information scarcity"? 11 It is impossible to know how long "perpetual access" will actually last or whether it will be rendered meaningless by another disruptive technology. Some e-journals become freely available via Open Access after a few years elapse.…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Or will the idea of perpetual access be a "relic" from a time of "information scarcity"? 11 It is impossible to know how long "perpetual access" will actually last or whether it will be rendered meaningless by another disruptive technology. Some e-journals become freely available via Open Access after a few years elapse.…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Without the library retaining any sort of ownership, the needs are only met one user at a time. 6 It is difficult to sort out the records that the library owns already in another format, so some items might be paid for that the library had already purchased in another way. 7 This would be a problem for files that might be duplicated, but if we are talking about providing access to recordings from obscure labels, this problem might not be as much of an issue.…”
Section: Jenny Colvinmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Segundo Carr (2009), pay-per-view (PPV) é uma afronta ao acesso perpétuo, em que a biblioteca cria uma conta em um servidor de conteúdo para acessar os artigos, com limites de downloads, por curto prazo.…”
Section: Serviço Pay Per Viewunclassified