Masterarbeit Beat Vogt 
  
3.1 
E books 
Active and 
passive 
Collection 
Only 
passive 
Collection 
Creating a 
copy in the 
catalogues 
Comments 
http://www.kb.nl/sites/default/files/docs/collectieplan2010-2013.pdf 
page 17 [18.10.2013]. 
„the KB has collected since 1995 born digital publications (publica- 
tions which are only published in digital form, such as websites, digi- 
tal periodicals, e-books, etc.” 
http://www.kb.nl/sites/default/files/docs/KBstratP]l  print.pdf page 6 
[18.10.2013]. 
  
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Books-on-demand (web publishing) 
  
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Websites published by organisations 
http://www.kb.nl/sites/default/files/docs/collectieplan2010-2013.pdf 
page 10 [18.10.2013]. 
,In 1999 the KB and the Dutch Publishers Association had already 
agreed on a more liberal arrangement. It allows concurrent use, down- 
loading according to the term of delivery of the publisher (which does 
not need to be contractual licensing) and printing of a small part of 
the work or some articles for one's own use. However, also in The 
Netherlands remote access is ruled out" van Trier, Gerard. "Access to 
electronic publications in TEL: a common interest of national librar- 
ies and publishers." IFLA Conference Proceedings (November 2002): 
3. Library, Information Science & Technology Abstracts with Full 
Text, EBSCOhost (accessed October 18, 2013). 
  
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blogs 
  
3.5 
Websites: public, shared (e.g. Wikipedia- arti- 
cles 
http://www.kb.nl/sites/default/files/docs/collectieplan20 10-2013.pdf 
page 16 [18.10.2013]. 
  
3.6 
  
  
Newsletters 
  
  
  
  
,we have had to exclude certain categories, such as newsletters of a 
predominantly local character” http://www kb.nl/en/for- 
publishers/deposit-a-publication/selection-criteria-national-deposit- 
collection [18.10.2013]. 
  
  
  
Further questions: 
  
Do your collecting procedures concern the 
http://www kb.nl/sites/default/files/docs/collectieplan2010-2013.pdf page 16 [18.10.2013]. 
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