Blackwell - 9/10/07
Ebsco Databases
no ILL except for PsycArticles
Elsevier
ProjectMuse 9/10/07 link
Facsimile images that are exact representations of the print journal pages or of printouts from the electronic database may be provided for interlibrary loan under CONTU guidelines and distributed in paper, fax, or digital form.
PsycARTICLES link
APA permits use for Interlibrary Lending (ILL) with the following restrictions:
1. The Licensed Materials may not be used for any (i) fee-for-service use by Licensee including providing access to or selling copies of Items, (ii) systematic supply or distribution of portions of or Items from the Licensed Materials in any form to anyone other than an Authorized User or (iii) any similar activity
. 2. Licensee may use the Licensed Materials to fulfill in print or image form only interlibrary loan requests from institutions that do not have access to the Licensed Materials, provided that such fulfillment is in accordance with the interlibrary loan provisions of Section 108 of the US Copyright Act and the CONTU Guidelines promulgated thereunder and with analogous applicable laws of other jurisdictions
3. Such requests may be fulfilled only by the Institution printing a copy of the item and providing that print copy, or a photocopy or facsimile transmission thereof, to the requesting party or by using an automated InterLibrary Loan system providing that it supplies images only and not digital content.
SpringerLINK - Link - info dated 9/10/07
Q: What is Springer’s policy regarding Inter-Library Loan (ILL)? A. Authorized users are allowed to output copies of articles for postal or faxed fulfillment of ILL requests for academic, research, or other non-commercial libraries. Digital transmission of articles is not permitted. Authorized users may print and store reasonable numbers of individual articles for educational purposes and off-line review.
Q: Can we use electronic versions of Springer journals for ILL requests? A. Yes, but only in print format. Electronic journal articles may be printed then sent via post, fax or faxed-based services (e.g. Ariel or Prospero) to fulfill ILL requests from academic, research or other non-commercial libraries.
Wiley Online (from License 9/2007)
Licensee's library staff may print out and send single paper copies of articles chapters and entries from the Licensed Electronic Products for interlibrary loan