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Mutual Performance Obligations |
Some
obligations
under a licensing agreement for digital information fall equally on both
publishers and library licensees. An important mutual obligation is ensuring
the confidentiality of user data. Both parties should want to protect the
identity of users and how the information is used from outside parties. Publishers
and libraries may also have an interest in collecting and disseminating
aggregate information concerning the use of the licensed materials. This
section provides language to satisfy both goals.
Another common
interest is ensuring that only the library and its patrons have access to
licensed digital information. Especially during long term agreements, the
parties may want to provide a means for libraries and digital information
providers to work together in implementing new security protocols without
having to renegotiate or amend the agreement.
Go to:
· Examples of specific contract language
See also:
· Licensor Performance Obligations
· Licensee Performance Obligations
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