Список библиотек, разрешивших выкладывание своих материалов в сеть
Ниже приводятся фрагменты переписки с представителями библиотек касательно возможности выкладывания материалов, полученных из библиотек на сайте библиографии.
Российская государственная библиотека, Москва
Из переписки на портале udo.rsl.ru.
Здравствуйте!
Скажите, могу ли я выложить эту и другие заказанные у вас книги на личном сайте в открытый доступ?
Насколько мне известно, в иностранных библиотеках такое ограничение действует. Есть ли оно у РГБ?
Спасибо за разъяснение.
Возможно с указанием источника – РГБ и без коммерческого использования
Российская национальная библиотека, Санкт-Петербург
Здравствуйте!
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Скажите, пожалуйста, могу ли я выложить посканированную книгу на своём персональном некоммерческом сайте для открытого доступа?
Юрий
Здравствуйте, Юрий!
Согласно нашим правилам, электронные копии, предоставленный Службой ЭДД РНБ, не подлежат воспроизведению, тиражированию и распространению с целью извлечения прибыли.
При соблюдении этих условий, полученная копия может быть размещена на Вашем персональном сайте для общего доступа, так как заказанный Вами документ является произведением общественного достояния и на него не распространяется авторское право.
С уважением,
Валерия Николаевна Дворецкова,
заведующая Службой электронной доставки документов
Российская национальная библиотека
Библиотека российской академии наук, Санкт-Петербург
Здравствуйте!
Подскажите, пожалуйста (на сайте БАН информации не нашёл), есть ли какие-то ограничения на копии документов, полученных из фондов БАН (такие ограничения практикуют европейские библиотеки, в российских с такими практиками я не сталкивался). Интересуют ограничения за исключением авторских прав (документы, о которых идёт речь, опубликованы давно и не подпадают под действие закона об авторском праве).
Могу ли я выложить полученные копии на личном некоммерческом сайте для свободного скачивания?
Спасибо за информацию.
Юрий.
Добрый день, Юрий!
Размещение информации на сайте Вашей организации находится не в нашей юрисдикции.
Копия книги, полученная в нашей библиотеке, действительно не подпадает под действие закона об авторском праве.
И размещение на сайте не преследует коммерческие цели.
С уважением, Марина Павловна.
Зав. читальными залами ОФО.
Российская государственная историческая библиотека:
Здравствуйте!
Могу ли я выложить сканы этой книги у себя на сайте (https://bib.hda.org.ru/) для некоммерческого использования?
Юрий.
На данное издание (полученное по каналам ЭДД, но не из электронной библиотеки) не распространяется действие авторского права, Вы можете размещать его свободно.
С уважением,
Служба электронной доставки ГПИБ России.
Bibliothèque nationale de France, Paris
From an email forwarded by Dmitry Filimonov.
Bonjour!
J'ai les copies des certaines documents de la BNF de deux types: j'ai pris les copies moi-mêmes (ou bien prenant le photo ou bien scannant le microforme) ou j'ai demander la reproduction. Toutes les document sont dans le domaine publique.
Je fais une recherche et projet non-commerciale en faisant le bibliographie des sources de la danse ici : bib.hda.org.ru et je voudrais demander est-ce que c'est possible de mettre en ligne les documents de domaine publique que j'ai reçu de la BNF? J'ai déjà obtenu la permission des certaines bibliothèques. Bien sur qu'on va ajouter la provenance de BNF et utilisation non-commerciale.
Dmitry
Bonjour,
Suite à votre mail, je vous informe que la Bibliothèque nationale de France vous autorise à mettre sur votre site web les documents qui vous interessent. Puisqu'il n'y a pas d'utilisation commerciale vous n'aurez pas de redevance à payer.
La mention cliché "Bibliothèque nationale de France ou BNF" devra figurer comme source.
Cordialement
Danet Nadège
Pôle redevance
Bibliothèque nationale de France
Département de la reproduction
Quai François Mauriac
75706 Paris Cedex 13, France
University of North Carolina at Greensboro
From an email forwarded by Susan de Guardiola.
Me:
A quick question: my Russian colleagues are very excited by the scan and would like permission to post it online on a public site (not behind a passworded wall). Would this be okay with you?
UNCG:
I am glad that you and your colleagues are pleased. UNCG owns the physical item, not the copyright. There are no permissions for me to grant - the item was scanned for your use.
Lester S. Levy Sheet Music Collection, John Hopkins' University, Baltimore, Maryland
Dear Jim.
I've began to work with the images you've provided.
Actually, I'm running an online dance bibliography project located here:
https://bib.hda.org.ru/bib
I'd like to put some url to the items you've provided. As you know, most of them are erroneously marked as copyrighted on your website. Here is an example: http://levysheetmusic.mse.jhu.edu/catalog/levy:041.012
I wonder if it's okey for me to provide a link for downloading pdf obtained from Lester S. Levy collection. Here is an example of such item (Lester S. Levy collection will be mentioned in the filename of the downloaded item): https://bib.hda.org.ru/bib/books/lindrot_1864
With best regards,
Yuriy.
Yuriy,
Please feel free to add any links you wish. Since those pieces are in the public domain, they may be used in any way you wish.
The problem with the erroneously copyright-protected music is a serious one, especially for me since I’m the one who gets to field indignant inquiries asking if I understand anything at all about copyright (and no, your inquiry was not one of those). Yes, I do have an understanding of copyright as it applies to our holdings (though I am not a lawyer), but I had nothing to do with the redesign of the Levy site a couple years ago that resulted in this problem. I wish it could be corrected soon but, unfortunately, that will probably not happen since it would require a programmer to locate the source of the problem, and then a “search and destroy” project to eliminate all of the individual places where it occurs. I’ve been told there is no money for such a clean-up project and it’s a low priority in the overall scheme of things.
So if you want to add these pieces to your site, please go right ahead. We would appreciate a citation to the Lester S. Levy Collection of Sheet Music, Sheridan Libraries, Johns Hopkins University, as the source of the original, but links to our screwed up pages would probably not be needed. I should note that the JScholarship version of the Levy site (https://jscholarship.library.jhu.edu/handle/1774.2/2085) does not include these false copyright issues. It’s not as visually appealing as the main Levy site, but feel free to link to the JScholarship pages where the main site is screwed up. Best wishes.
James Stimpert
Senior Reference Archivist
Royal College of Music, London
Dear Yuriy,
I’ve spoken to our chief librarian about the possibility of your posting an image from MS 1119 on a non-commercial website, and it looks as though that should be ok!
No license needed. Could you kindly attribute the image ‘by permission of the Royal College of Music, London’.
All best,
Michael Mullen
The National Library of Scotland, Edinburgh
Dear Sir / Madam,
my name is Yuriy, I am a dance historian from Moscow, Russia.
I am the author and maintainer of historical dance bibliography database: https://bib.hda.org.ru/
Along with bibliographical information, I am trying to provide digital versions of the primary sources related to historical dance.
I have received the permission to make such sources available online on a non-commercial basis from various institutions and libraries: Bibliothèque nationale de France, Russian State Library and The Royal College of Music and others.
During my recent trip to Edinburgh I took photos of the manuscript “Contre-danse à Paris 1818” which is being held at the National Library of Scotland under call number MS 3860.
I would like to kindly ask the library for permission to make this manuscript available online. I will cite the National Library of Scotland in the same way as the other libraries: https://bib.hda.org.ru/advanced-search?availability=available-here. Is it possible for me to do this?
Thanks in advance.
Best regards,
Yuriy.
Dear Mr Chernyshov,
Thank you very much for your message, and please accept my apologies for this late response. We are happy to give permission for you to mount your images of MS.3860 online, but would be grateful for an acknowledgement to the National Library of Scotland.
Since the images are your own, we would not have to issue you with a licence. However, please note that – with no known author – this manuscript may fall into the category of "orphan works" and may therefore still be in copyright in spite of its age.
If convenient to you, I would be grateful for a link to the images, once they are online.
With best wishes,
Dr Ulrike Hogg
Curator (Gaelic, Early Modern & Music Manuscripts) | Archives & Manuscript Collections
Univertätsbibliothek Salzburg / Derra de Moroda Tanzarchiv, Salzburg
I am the author and maintainer of the world largest historical dance bibliography: https://bib.hda.org.ru/
Along with thorough bibliographical information / links to the digital versions of the primary sources, I am trying to provice (when it is possible links to the primary sources not yes available at the library website). All the content is licensed under CC-BY-NC-SA noncommercial license.
I have got permission to put these books from various libraries including the Russian State Library, the Bibliothèque nationale de France, the National Library of Scotland and many others.
Here is an example of such book: https://bib.hda.org.ru/books/malpied_1762_elemens
Derra de Moroda Tanzarchiv and Salzburg Universitety Library hold a lot of primary sources, which are not available online. So far, I was using EOD portal to order such books, and their license forbids to put ordered items online.
I would like to ask for permission to publish these books on my personal website under non-commercial license. I will credit Salzburg University library for each entry I put online.
Could you (or the other member of the staff) give me such permission?
Regards,
Yuriy.
Dear Yuriy Chernyshov,
since the books ordered from EoD are public domain, you are in fact allowed to put items online as far as the University Library of Salzburg is concerned.
You are actually not allowed to publish public domain works under a CC-BY-NC-SA license since these licenses can only be applied by the author of the work or the institution who digitized the work. Creative Commons offers a Public Domain Mark to be used for works in the public domain (http://creativecommons.org/publicdomain/mark/1.0/), but it’s not necessary to add a license. Just credit the University of Salzburg.
For more information and permissions from the Derra de Moroda Archive you can also contact irene.brandenburg@sbg.ac.at
If you have any further questions, please contact us.
Kind regards
Linda Ohrtmann
Newcastle University Library
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York University in Toronto, Canada
Hello Mary
While online copy remains incomplete, I would like to make the complete copy available on my website.
Could you, please, clarify the license of the files provided by archive.org?
(also, if any license / copyright is applied to the photos sent by you, please, let me know).
Yuriy,
The short excerpt that I provided to you is permitted under Canadian fair dealing guidelines for personal research. I regret that I am unable to advise you regarding copyright/licensing issues with respect to further use of the material. Please also note that the Internet Archive is hosted in the US.
Mary
Mary Kandiuk MA MLS
Visual Arts, Design, Theatre and Dance Librarian / Senior Librarian
York University Libraries