摘要
近年来图书馆使用电子书版权的方式发生较大的变化,根据图书馆电子书平台的管理主体,可以将电子书的版权授权链划分为集成商主导、出版商主导和图书馆主导三种授权链模式;图书馆电子书的版权授权模式分为单用户、多用户和混合用户三大模式七个类型,不同模式和类型有各自的特征。调研发现,当前图书馆电子书版权授权模式主要由电子书提供商推行,远远不能满足用户的使用需求,对图书馆电子书资源建设和服务产生了不利影响;建立合理的版权授权模式需要各利益主体树立生态观的思维,在利益博弈的过程中相互妥协。优化图书馆电子书版权授权模式的策略有:政府牵头完善电子书版权授权机制,充分发挥图书馆行业协会的作用,加强与不同利益群体共赢合作的关系,健全电子书市场竞争机制。图4。参考文献32。
Acquiring e-books suppliers' authorization is not only the basis of using e-books for libraries but also the precondition of using e-books by library users. In recent years, in order to pursuit more business interests, many e-books suppliers add some licensing restrictions, which affect the development of e-lending services of libraries. This paper analyzes the application status quo of copyright authorization mode of library e-books, finds the existing problems, puts forward the strategy of optimizing the existing unreasonable authorization mode, and provides a valuable reference for the promotion of library e-books service and the development of the e-books industry ecosystem. The publishing, market and usage of e-books involve many interest groups such as authors, puhlishers, aggregators, self-publishers, wholesalers, agents, libraries and users. The copyright of e-books has been changed from authors to other authorized main groups. According to the difference of library e-books platform managers, library e-books copyright authorization chains can be divided into three modes, namely aggregator-led, publisher-led and library-led modes. On the basis of the analysis of the authorized chain, the copyright authorization mode of library e-books is classified into single-user, multi-user and hybrid-user with seven types. Different modes and types have their own characteristics. Taking the United States and China as example, the paper explores the application of the current situation of the library e-books copyright authorization mode, and finds that there are obvious differences in different types of library e-books license terms in America. Single-user mode is widely used in public libraries, and multi-user mode is the most widely used mode in the primary and secondary school libraries. The e-books provider's licensing restrictions for public libraries are much more stringent than for the primary and secondary school libraries. Compared with America, multi-user subscription is the main type of copyright authorization mode in China; there is fewer types and licensing restrictions than in America, but the number of the new e-books of our country is obviously inadequate. The study finds that the current copyright authorization mode of library e-books is mainly controlled by the e-books suppliers. The multi-user permanent access mode that the library is most willing to use is not supported by the suppliers, which has a negative impact on the construction and service of library e-books resources. A variety of licensing restrictions prevent users using e-books, and the authorization model is far away from meeting the demand of users. It is believed that the establishment of a reasonable mode of copyright authorization needs the interest groups to establish the ecological view of thinking, and compromise in the process of the interest game. The libraries, representing the interests of the users, should stand for the public interest and adhere to the concept of freedom of information acquisition and promote users' using e-books. Four strategies are proposed to optimize the e-books authorization mode, including promoting government-led practices in the development of e-books authorization mechanism, making full use of the role of library associations, strengthening and pursuing win-win cooperation with multiple stakeholders, and improving competition mechanism of e-books market. 4 figs. 32 refs.
出处
《中国图书馆学报》
CSSCI
北大核心
2017年第3期104-118,共15页
Journal of Library Science in China
基金
国家社会科学基金一般项目"图书馆电子借阅服务的利益平衡机制研究"(编号:13BTQ028)的研究成果之一
the project of"Research on the Benefit Balance Mechanism of Library E-Lending Service"(No.13BTQ028)supported by National Social Science Foundation of China
关键词
图书馆
电子书
版权
许可使用
授权模式
Libraries. E-Books. Copyright. Copyright licensing. Authorization mode.