E-Books

Excerpt from Terms and conditions
Intellectual property rights
Unless otherwise stated, we are the owner or the licensee of all intellectual property rights in the Website, and in the material published on it. For the purposes of these Terms & Conditions, "material" means material including, without limitation, text, graphics, images, video and sound material. Those works are protected by copyright and other intellectual property laws and treaties around the world. All such rights are reserved.
You may save and print extracts from material on the Website for your own personal and non-commercial use only. You must not save or print the material or extracts from it in a systematic or regular manner or otherwise so as to create a database in electronic or paper format comprising all or part of the material appearing on the Website. You may not distribute, transmit or disseminate any part of the material on the Website.

E.g. Wilhelm-Fink-Verlag, Mentis-Verlag
3. All copyrights, trademark rights, database rights, subsidiary rights and other intellectual property rights shall remain the sole property of Brill. The Purchaser shall not sell any Brill product except as agreed with Brill, or produce derivative works, or upload, mount or distribute any part of the Brill products on the Internet, with the exception of Brill Open products where the relevant Creative Commons Licence shall apply.

Terms and conditions

Excerpt from Terms of Use
Permitted Uses, General
Subject to your level of access to our Site, the restrictions below, and solely for the purposes of research, teaching or private study, you may:
- access, view, download, store and print Content; and/or
- incorporate links to Content in electronic course packs or management systems.
Nothing in the Terms shall in any way exclude, modify or affect any of your statutory rights under applicable copyright law.

Conditions of Sale

- Summary of some rights, excerpt
- Printout and download per chapter and unlimited per user
- Extensive citation extraction through copy/paste function

Frequently asked questions (in relation to e-books)

For example, Kohlhammer-Verlag
Utilisation rights and FAQ: see also PreSelect

Excerpt from the licence conditions

6.8 The Licensee and Authorised Users may access, view and search the Licensed Material and add notes and bookmarks to it for private use or teaching and research purposes.
6.9 The Licensee and Authorised Users are not permitted to use or exploit the Licensed Material in whole or in part by selling it to third parties, renting it, leasing it, lending it or in any other way for commercial or industrial purposes.
6.10 The Licensee is not permitted to participate commercially in paid document delivery services and to make the Licensed Material available in whole or in part for this purpose.
The Licensee is, however, permitted by way of exception to produce a printout of part of the Licensed Material (e.g. a journal article or a book chapter) at the request of another library and to send this by non-commercial interlibrary loan. Only the printout on paper is permitted; an electronic copy may not be made. However, it is permitted to use the "Ariel Interlibrary Loan Software" to send a part of the subject of the licence to a printer/fax of a recipient library; sending to email addresses is not permitted.
6.11 The Licensee and the authorised users are not permitted to make parts of the subject of the licence available outside the Licensee's secure network in another network. The Internet or World Wide Web is also deemed to be a network.
6.12 Licensees and authorised users may not use robots, spiders, crawlers or other automated download programs or other aids to continuously and automatically search, index or retrieve the subject matter of the licence located on the CV platform.
6.13 Licensees and authorised users may not modify, edit or otherwise alter the subject matter of the licence in whole or in part. This does not apply if the above actions are necessary for use in accordance with the contract.
6.14 The Licensee must also make every reasonable effort to ensure that
1. only authorised users are granted access to the Licensed Material;
2. the Licence Terms are complied with.

GTCs, extract
3.4 Authorised Users may access and browse the Content and make single printouts or electronic copies of individual articles or chapters that do not constitute more than a small part of the Content concerned for their own use or research purposes only.
3.6 The Licensee and Authorised Users may use reasonable portions of the Content for the provision of printed seminar or course materials for use by Authorised Users at the Licensee's institutions, but not for resale or other commercial purposes.
3.9 The Licensee and the Authorised Users are not permitted to make the content available in whole or in part outside the Licensee's secure network in another network, for example on the Internet, in particular on the World Wide Web.
The Licensee and the Authorised Users are also not permitted to reproduce the Content in whole or in part on permanent data carriers and to pass it on to third parties and/or to use the Content in whole or in part to build systematic collections or in a local retrieval system and/or to translate it into other data formats and/or to store it permanently, unless this is provided for by a function provided by De Gruyter. The above prohibitions also apply to the initiation of corresponding actions by third parties. Mandatory rights of use of the Licensee under the statutory provisions remain unaffected.

Conditions of use, extract
1.1 Access to the Duncker & Humblot eLibrary is only permitted to authorised users of a licensed institution/library. These are:
- current employees of the licensee
- teaching staff as well as academic staff and lecturers of the licensee
- currently enrolled students of an institution of the licensee
- library users on the premises of the licensee's library
2.1 For private use or research purposes, it is permitted to make electronic copies or printouts of a work. If you compile readers (seminar materials) from this content, you are obliged to ensure that access to these materials is only available to persons who are both authorised users and seminar participants.

GTC

EBC (EBook Central formerly Ebrary) - Conditions and terms (extract)
Exhibit A: Permitted UsesOnline Research Services. Services designed to facilitate online research may be used for Customer's internal research or educational purposes as outlined below provided that doing so does not violate an express provision of this AgreementResearch and Analysis. Customer and its Authorised Users are permitted to display and use reasonable portions of information contained in the Service for educational or research purposes, including illustration, explanation, example, comment, criticism, teaching, or analysis.
Digital and Print Copies. Customer and its Authorised Users may download or create printouts of a reasonable portion of articles or other works represented in the Service (i) for its own internal or personal use as allowed under the doctrines of "fair use" and "fair dealing"; (ii) when required by law for use in legal proceedings or (iii) to furnish such information to a third party for the purpose of, or in anticipation of, regulatory approval or purpose provided that the recipient is advised that the copies are not for redistribution. All downloading, printing and/or electronic storage of materials retrieved through the Service must be retrieved directly from the on-line system for each and every print or digital copy.
Electronic Reserves, Coursepacks, and Intranet Use. Provided that Customer does not circumvent any features or functionality of the Service, Customer may include durable links to articles or other works (or portions thereof) contained in the Service in electronic reserves systems, online course packs and/or intranet sites so long as access to such materials are limited to Authorised Users.
Fair Use/Fair Dealing. Customer and its Authorised Users may use the materials contained within the Service consistent with the doctrines of "fair use" or "fair dealing" as defined under the laws of the United States or England, respectively.

Terms and conditions of the provider EBC

Terms of Use
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C. Licensee and Authorised Users agree to abide by the Copyright Act of 1976 as well as by any contractual restrictions, copyright restrictions, or other restrictions provided by publishers and specified in the Databases or Services. Pursuant to these terms and conditions, the Licensee and Authorised Users may download or print limited copies of citations, abstracts, full text or portions thereof, provided the information is used solely in accordance with copyright law. Licensee and Authorised Users may not publish the information. Licensee and Authorised Users shall not use the Database or Services as a component of or the basis of any other publication prepared for sale and will neither duplicate nor alter the Databases or Services or any of the content therein in any manner, nor use same for sale or distribution. Licensee and Authorised Users may create printouts of materials retrieved through the Databases or Services online printing, offline printing, facsimile or electronic mail. All reproduction and distribution of such printouts, and all downloading and electronic storage of materials retrieved through the Databases or Services shall be for internal or personal use. Downloading all or parts of the Databases or Services in a systematic or regular manner so as to create a collection of materials comprising all or part of the Databases or Services is strictly prohibited whether or not such collection is in electronic or print form. Notwithstanding the above restrictions, this paragraph shall not restrict the use of the materials under the doctrine of "fair use" as defined under the laws of the United States. Publishers may impose their own conditions of use applicable only to their content. Such conditions of use shall be displayed on the computer screen displays associated with such content. The Licensee shall take all reasonable precautions to limit the usage of the Databases or Services to those specifically authorised by this Agreement.
E. Licensee agrees to comply with the Copyright Act of 1976, and agrees to indemnify EBSCO against any actions by Licensee that are not consistent with the Copyright Act of 1976.
F. The computer software utilized via EBSCO's Databases and Service(s) is protected by copyright law and international treaties. Unauthorised reproduction or distribution of this software, or any portion of it, is not allowed. User shall not reverse engineer, decompile, disassemble, modify, translate, make any attempt to discover the source code of the software, or create derivative works from the software.

End user terms (excerpt)
Prohibited uses: Use all or part of the content for commercial use. Make print or electronic copies of multiple extracts or make multiple copies of any part of the content for any purpose other than expressly permitted by this agreement.

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GTC, extract

4. special provisions for eBooks
... (5) The eBook may only be used to the extent permitted by law. In particular, the customer may not make the eBook publicly accessible or offer it for download for a fee or free of charge, nor resell it or use it commercially in any other way...

Terms of use (extract)
The right to use the licensed portal content by authorised persons includes:
to read content on screen;
the technically necessary, temporary and locally created download into the computer's working memory for use in accordance with the contract;
to save individual chapters and articles - to an extent that corresponds to the respective user's own individual scientific activity;
to print individual chapters and articles - to an extent that corresponds to the respective user's own individual scientific activity;
to make individual parts of works publicly accessible for teaching and learning purposes within the meaning of Section 60a UrhG, whereby any obligations to register and remunerate these uses with the relevant collecting society remain unaffected; and
to make individual parts of works publicly accessible at library terminals within the meaning of Section 60e para. 4 UrhG to the extent permitted by law.
Distribution of the content in the form of printouts or electronic copies - offline or online - is not permitted. Exceptions to this are open access publications, which are explained in more detail in section A.2 of these terms of use.

GTC, extract
2.2) The right to use the licensed portal content by the authorised persons includes
- to read content on screen;
- to download individual chapters and articles into the computer's working memory;
- to save individual chapters and articles - to an extent that corresponds to the respective user's own individual scientific activity;
- to print individual chapters and articles - to an extent that corresponds to the individual academic activity of the respective user;
- to make individual chapters and articles publicly accessible for teaching and research within the meaning of Section 52a UrhG ("electronic term apparatus"); and
- to reproduce individual chapters and articles at public reading places within the meaning of Section 52b UrhG.
5. Unauthorised use of the content
Distribution of the content in the form of printouts or electronic copies - offline or online - is not permitted. Exceptions to this are open access publications, which are explained in more detail in section 1.2 of these terms of use. Under no circumstances - not even in the case of open access publications - is it permitted to offer copied content from the platform for commercial purposes.

Gale Terms and Conditions Copyright and Limitations on Use © 2010 Gale.
The information available on Gale products is the property of Gale or its licensors and is protected by copyright and other intellectual property laws. This site contains copyrighted material, trademarks and other proprietary information, including without limitation, text, software, photographs, video, graphics, trademarks, service marks, logos, designs, and music and sound (the "Content"), and such Content is protected under U.S. copyright laws, U.S. trademark laws as well as international copyright and trademark laws and treaties.
The subscribing institutes ("Customer") and their authorised users, may make a single print, non-electronic copy of a permitted portion of the content for personal, non-commercial, educational purposes only. Except as expressly provided for in the foregoing sentence, you may not modify, publish, transmit (including, but not limited to, by way of e-mail, facsimile or other electronic means), display, participate in the transfer or sale of, create derivative works based on, or in any other way exploit any of the Content, in whole or in part without the prior written consent of Gale and (if applicable) its licensor.
In the event of any permitted copying, redistribution or publication of the Content, such use shall be for personal, non-commercial, educational use only and no changes in or deletion of author attribution, trademark legend or copyright notice shall be made. Nothing contained herein shall be construed as granting the subscribing institute and its authorised users or any third party any interest in or to the Content. All rights in and to the Content are expressly reserved by Gale and/or Gale's respective licensor.

Terms of use Gale

Licence conditions, extract
§3 - Granting of rights
(1) The parties agree that the eLIBRARY and the e-books offered therein are protected by copyright in favour of the publisher and the respective authors.
(a) Access by the users must take place either on the customer's physical premises via the customer's own computer workstations or - if the customer enables this - via the customer's network by means of secure remote access by the users.
(b) Access by the users is exclusively for private use or for the purposes of study, research and teaching. purposes of study, research and teaching.
(c) Users are authorised to print out the e-books available in the eLIBRARY within the scope of the access option granted to them for private and/or study, research and teaching purposes and/or to download and save the e-books as a whole or individual chapters of the e-books as PDF files.
§ 6 Monitoring of access
(1) The publisher is entitled to monitor access to the eLIBRARY and its use to the extent permitted by law, in particular to detect any use in breach of contract or misuse of access authorisations.

Terms of Use Hanser eLibrary

About BiblioScout

Excerpt from the terms of use
E. Unauthorised use
Distribution of the content in the form of printouts or electronic copies - offline or online - is not permitted. Exceptions to this are open access publications, which are explained in more detail in section A.2 of these terms of use.
Any commercial offering of copied content from the platform is prohibited.

Terms and conditions

Terms of use, extract
The Licensee and the Authorised Users may make all use of the Material as is consistent with international copyright laws and the Fair Use Provisions of the United States. However, the Licensee and the Authorized Users are not permitted to:Allow the Material to be accessed by anyone other than Authorized Users;
Alter, amend, modify or change the Material;
Engage in systematic copying or downloading of the Material, other than strictly necessary to view the Material;
Make the Material available in any other form or medium or to create derivative works without the prior written permission from the Publisher;
Distribute the Material directly - in electronic form - for the purpose of interlibrary loan (ILL). It is permitted to print and fax Materials (or use a facsimile-like service such as Ariel) for the purpose of ILL, within the same country as the Licensee, at cost price, and only to non-commercial and non-corporate libraries.

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AGB, extract

The object of use may be viewed and searched for private use or for research purposes. Furthermore, within the limits of the statutory provisions, up to 15 per cent of a published work as well as complete illustrations, individual articles from the same scientific journal, other small works and out-of-print works
- for illustration of teaching and instruction at educational institutions (in particular universities) may be used for non-commercial purposes. universities) for non-commercial purposes for teachers and participants of the respective course, for teachers and examiners at the same institution as well as for third parties, insofar as this serves the presentation of teaching, teaching or learning outcomes at the institution, reproduced, distributed, made publicly accessible and reproduced publicly in any other way (cf. § for the purpose of non-commercial scientific research for a specifically defined group of persons for their own scientific research and for individual third parties, insofar as this serves to verify the quality of scientific research, reproduced, distributed and made publicly accessible (cf. Section 60c UrhG).

GTC, extract
§ 7 Special provisions for the purchase of products in digital form
(2) You will receive the file(s) for eBooks and e-journal articles in the widely used PDF format. You can obtain a programme for reading this format either on the Internet or from a computer retailer. The PDF can be used without restriction - there are no technical limitations on printing or copying from the document. It is not permitted to pass on the file or parts of it to third parties.
It is not permitted to make the database accessible to third parties or to pass on database contents to third parties.

AGB, extract
2.3)
The right to use the licensed portal content by the authorised persons includes:
to read content on screen;
to download individual chapters and articles to the computer's working memory;
to save individual chapters and articles - to an extent that corresponds to the respective user's own individual scientific activity;
to print individual chapters and articles - to an extent that corresponds to the respective user's own individual scientific activity;
to make individual chapters and articles publicly accessible for teaching and research within the meaning of §§ 52a UrhG ("electronic term apparatus"), whereby any obligations to register and remunerate these uses with Verwertungsgesellschaft Wort (VG Wort) remain unaffected; and
to reproduce individual chapters and articles at public reading places within the meaning of §§ 52b UrhG.
Nomos Verlag undertakes not to utilise digital rights management, i.e, not to restrict or hinder reading, downloading, saving or printing by means of technical precautions. Excluded from this: a watermark with a reference to the providing institution or IP address.
5 Unauthorised use of content
The distribution of content in the form of printouts or electronic copies - offline or online - is not permitted, with the exception of open access publications, which are explained in more detail in section 1.2 of these terms of use.

In no case - not even in the case of open access publications - is it permitted to offer copied content from the platform for commercial purposes.

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2.3 The Licensee may not:
2.3.1. remove or alter Licensor's copyright notices or other means of identification or disclaimers as they appear in the Licensed Works;
2.3.2. systematically make printed or electronic copies of multiple extracts of the Licensed Works for any purpose;
2.3.3. display or distribute any part of the Licensed Works on any electronic network, including without limitation the Internet and the World Wide Web;
2.3.4. permit anyone to access or use the Licensed Works;
2.3.5. use all or any part of the Licensed Works for any Commercial Use.

Terms and conditions

GTC, excerpt
§ 17 Copyright and copyrights
The content distributed by Pearson is protected by copyright. The user undertakes to recognise and comply with the copyrights. No copyrights, rights of use and other industrial property rights to the content are transferred to the user.
The user is only authorised to use the retrieved content for his own purposes. He is not authorised to make the content available on the Internet, in intranets, in extranets or otherwise to third parties for exploitation. Public reproduction or other further publication, commercial duplication and the resale of the content are expressly excluded.
The user may not remove copyright notices, trademarks and other legal reservations in the retrieved content. For each case of infringement, a contractual penalty to be determined by Pearson at its reasonable discretion and to be reviewed by the competent court in the event of a dispute shall be due for payment.

Licence conditions, extract from the GTC
§ 10 Additional provisions for the purchase of e-books and e-journals
The following additional provisions apply to the purchase of electronic editions of books and journals (hereinafter "E-Content"):
a) Rights of use, access authorisation
PL Copyright provides online access to E-Content on its website. The customer acknowledges that the E-Content provided is protected by copyright in favour of PL Copyright.
PL Copyright grants the purchaser of E-Content the non-exclusive, non-transferable and non-sublicensable right to access and use the paid E-Content for the licence term and to make it available to those third parties who are entitled to do so within the scope of their own use under copyright law ("Authorised Users"). The access authorisation exists exclusively for IP addresses and user names or passwords reported to Peter Lang.
Unless otherwise agreed, the term of the licence agreement for e-journals is one year after receipt of the access data. After this period has expired, PL Copyright may grant the customer continued access to the legally acquired e-content.
The customer and the authorised users are not permitted to use or exploit the acquired e-content in whole or in part by selling it to third parties, renting it, leasing it, lending it or in any other way for commercial or industrial purposes. It is also not permitted to make the purchased E-Content or parts thereof available outside the customer's secure network in another network, namely on the freely accessible Internet.
In accordance with the current publishing principle, PL Copyright grants the customer access to the content of advance issues of a journal or yearbook that predate the currently purchased issue and that were not ordered for a fee. This only applies insofar as such advance editions are available on the Platform.
PL Copyright reserves the right to withdraw individual products or parts of the E-Content at any time for important reasons, namely if PL Copyright no longer has the necessary rights.
b) Security measures
Peter Lang is authorised to monitor the use of the Platform in order to detect use and/or misuse in breach of contract. If Peter Lang becomes aware of use in breach of contract or misuse of the Customer's access data or if Peter Lang has reasonable grounds to fear this, Peter Lang shall inform the Customer immediately and set a reasonable deadline for rectification. After expiry of the deadline set, Peter Lang may block the Customer's access until the suspicion has been eliminated.
The Customer must compensate Peter Lang for all damages caused by use in breach of contract and/or improper use by the Customer, by authorised users or by third parties who access the Customer's network without authorisation.

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Scholars e-Library, Content Select - GTC, extract
2.2 The Licensee is entitled to make titles available to authorised users on the scholars-e-library platform on the Licensee's premises at electronic reading stations and/or by means of remote access via the Licensee's secure, access-controlled network for research and private study purposes. Authorised users are persons who are registered by name with the Licensee for the use of library or research services and have personalised access to the Licensee's network or users of electronic reading devices on the Licensee's premises ("walk-in users"). Authorised users may access titles in scholars-e-library and view and search their contents, extract unformatted text parts of max. 10 pages per copying process via the clipboard and download and print out contents chapter by chapter. The intensity of use (total number of views and number of simultaneous views) is not limited.
2.3 The licence holder is not granted any rights other than those expressly stated in these terms of use. In particular, the Licensee is not permitted to make scholars-e-library accessible or make it available in whole or in part to persons other than its authorised users. The systematic storage and provision of complete titles (download of all chapters) outside scholars-e-library is not permitted. This does not affect archive rights (see point 3). Users are only permitted to reproduce parts of a title for research and private study purposes to the extent provided for by scholars-e-library and only if the source of the respective title is cited. Extracts from titles in the online library may only be used in the course of interlibrary loan between libraries as a printout by post or by fax; files from scholars-e-library may not be passed on. Any further use is only permitted within the limits of copyright law. § Section 87e UrhG remains unaffected. Subject to the provisions of Sections 69d and 69e UrhG, the licensee is not authorised to modify, decompile or reverse engineer the software from scholars-e-library.

Instructions for use

Terms of conditions, extract

1.7 The Licensee may not otherwise store or permit Authorised Users to store the SAGE Journals Material on any medium, transfer, reproduce, modify, publish or otherwise exploit the SAGE Journals Material except in so far as is reasonable to exercise the rights granted under this License. Neither the Licensee nor the Authorised Users may make any part or parts of the SAGE Journals Material available for access by way of remote computing services beyond the Site with the sole exception of remote access by Authorised Users

Licence conditions, extract
-The Trial Institution or its end users is/are not permitted to archive and/or redistribute any of the content covered in this trial. All copyrighted material should be respected.
-Authorised Users may browse, search, retrieve, display, download, print, and store single copies of individual articles or book chapters for scholarly research, educational and personal use as long as such use is not made for further distribution, publication, transfer or access by others and is otherwise consistent with §107 of the United States Copyright Act regarding fair use (17 USC § 108)., and as specifically provided for in this Agreement

Some more text

Excerpt from the licence agreement (Springer):
1.3 Within the limits of fair use and other copyright restrictions, the Licensee and its Authorised Users may use individual chapters of the eBooks in electronic and paper form for the creation of academic teaching materials (course packs) or other educational materials, including the electronic semester apparatus. The Licensee and its Authorised Users may not store the individual chapters of the eBooks in full text format on their e-reserves and websites, but may place a link to the full text on Springer's websites.
1.4 The Licensee and the Authorised Libraries may also use the eBooks for interlibrary loan within the limits of fair use and other copyright restrictions under the following conditions: The Licensee and the Authorised Libraries may transmit a print copy of a chapter of the eBooks in paper form exclusively to another library for its personal use or for academic, educational or research purposes, but not for commercial purposes or for any other purposes prohibited by this Licence Agreement. If applicable, the Licensee and the Authorised Libraries are permitted to use the eBooks in the context of interlibrary loans between libraries in accordance with the agreements with Subito e.v.

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Terms and conditions, extract
b. Subscription Materials
In addition to the terms set out above, your use of any Subscription Materials is subject to an additional licence, the nature and content of which will vary according to the type of Subscription Materials purchased and whether you are purchasing as an individual or on behalf of an organisation.
i. Access and usage rights for members of societies, institutions and corporations You may only access and use Subscription Materials purchased by an institution, corporation or society, if we have been notified by them that you are an authorised user.
If you are an authorised user of any such institution, society or a corporation which has acquired access rights on your behalf, your use and access of the Site will be governed by the terms contained in any such institutional/corporate/society agreement signed by the corporation/institution/society of which you are a member, as well as these Terms. However, the licence signed by your particular corporation/institution/society may differ, so please speak to your librarian if you are unsure about whether your intended use is permitted under the terms of access We have granted to you.

About the Nomos platform, AGB, extract
2.3 Rights of institutional customers
The right to use the licensed portal content by authorised persons includes:
to read content on screen;
to download individual chapters and articles into the computer's working memory;
to save individual chapters and articles - to an extent that corresponds to the respective user's own individual scientific activity;
to print individual chapters and articles - to an extent that corresponds to the respective user's own individual scientific activity;
to make individual chapters and articles publicly accessible for teaching and research purposes within the meaning of §§ 52a UrhG ("electronic term apparatus"), whereby any obligations to register and remunerate these uses with Verwertungsgesellschaft Wort (VG Wort) remain unaffected; and
to reproduce individual chapters and articles at public reading places within the meaning of §§ 52b UrhG.

GTC, extract
§ 5 Copyrights
1. The content placed in the utb online library is subject to copyright protection and may only be used within the scope of the licence of use acquired by the customer.
§ 6 Licence of use
2. The right of use acquired with a licence of use includes research in the respective titles. The user may display the licensed works in the form of read access and also extract unlimited unformatted text for individual use via the clipboard. In addition, the downloading of extracts in PDF format is permitted as part of the download functionality of the online library. Any further storage in electronic or electromagnetic form as well as any further reproduction - even of parts - is excluded.

Licence conditions, extract
2 Copyright, access regulations
2.1 The V&R eLibrary www.vr-elibrary.de and its contents, layouts and operating concept are protected by copyright. The Licensee shall take all appropriate security measures to prevent misuse, in particular mass downloads and the unlawful distribution of the content.
2.4 Authorised users may,
-for research purposes and for personal use, print out individual contributions or small parts of a work or make electronic copies (within the meaning of Section 53 of the Copyright Act);
-use smaller parts (within the meaning of Section 53 of the Copyright Act) of an eJournal or an eBook in printed or electronic form for the provision of so-called 'Readers' (seminar documents). In doing so, the Licensee shall ensure that only persons who are authorised users and at the same time participants in the respective course have access to these readers.
2.6 The Licensee and the authorised users shall not make the content of the subject matter of the licence accessible outside the Licensee's respective secure network and not on the Internet, neither in part nor as a whole.

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