TARGET: READ ACROSS AMERICA, REMAINING STATES

["Richard and Pat. Barnhardt" <barnhardt@NS.GEMLINK.COM>]

From: Maren Stahle <mstahle@WEST-BEND.K12.WI.US>
Subject: legality of databases on a wa
from Alabama, Alaska, Arizona,
Georgia, Illinois, Louisiana, Maine, Minnesota, Mississippi, New
Hampshire, New Mexico, North Dakota,Oklahoma, Ohio, Pennsylvania, South
Dakota, Utah, West Virginia, and Wyoming.

TIA
Pat Barnhardt, Librarian
Grymes Memorial School
Orange,VA
barnhardt@ns.gemlink.com

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We are facing an interesting legal problem here. Our curriculum director
and the director of technology do not understand the legality of
copyrights when it comes to placing databases on a wan. They are not
conserned about placing programs that have a linces that allows us to
access the program on a set number of workstations on a wan when the
district gets one up and running. Does anyone know of any court cases, or
other legal ramifications that have made the "news" that we could present
to our administrators? TIA

Maren Stahle

Library Media Specialist
West Bend East High School
West Bend, Wisconsin
414-335-5553
mstahle@west-bend.k12.wi.us

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