[GreenKeys] Was Red Wilson's RTTY JOUNAL Now The Joy of Paper!

[COURYHOUSE at aol.com]

Yes  that is   correct  Eric ... I am  a  throwback....  I love the feel of 
 paper in my hands..
There is a lot of what we have in the museum now   available online , 
broadcast news, radio news, bell system tech journals   ...   the  list  goes 
on...  it sure  would free  up rooms  of shelving(gosh we would probably gain 
1000 sq ft  or  more...  if we were to just  really on online or electronic   
media  copies but as long as  I am alive  and influence   things  here   we 
will keep the course  journals and  books.
 
Yes  we  do have  some spare  issues  of   many  different  journals that 
we  will need to  clear out...   bell labs,  RTTY journal  atv journal,  
ELECTRONICS, Spectrum, Microwave Journal, TELEVISION AGE , datamation,  byte, 
killobaud,  and on  and on.......  we generally swap  this  stuff off  for  
other  publications we are in  need  of or  stuff for  display or  material 
for display  fabrication
 
 
As to the  reproducing  of  journals like RED   did  we have NO INTEREST IN 
RUNNING A COPY SERVICE and have addressed  Bills concerns   in  a reply I 
have also  placed  under  your  message here. At one   time I had  proposed  
to Bill about  putting all issues online which  he was  not interested ....  
So   that issue was  closed  .
 
Ed Sharpe Archivist  for SMECC 


It sounded like he was talking about selling/giving away actual  (but 
excess)
original copies of the publication. Is that actually no longer  permitted? I
know there's been some talk about doing away with the first-sale  doctrine, 
but
I did not think that had come to pass yet. I am afraid I don't  keep up well
with legal developments but that seems like it would be big  news. With the 
shift to "E-readers" in place of paper media I suppose that  day is coming, 
at
any rate. I'll hold onto my paper as long as I can.  

Anyway, I have no dog in this fight but I thought I'd ask for  
clarification.
I've never actually seen a copy of RTTY Journal.  

eric

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Howdy!  Bill -  not really interested in   going into the  reprint  
business.   Do not think   that was  my stated intent. I know we had discussed 
online   archive  of  RTTY journals  but  you were not in favor   of that. 
 
They sit on a shelf here art the library for reference   along  with bound 
sets of things like radio news, bell system technical journals, SMPTE  
Journal   RADIO magazine   and about  30  other     serial titles 
 
But  what  we are interested in is a write up on   Red  for a  history 
article.  We are trying to document  anyone who had a significant  collection  
that is added  to the  museum's reference library.
 
Since we have absorbed  about  3  different   collections  of journals   we 
will have some  to swap   off.  seems  we  need  volume 1 # 1 
 
 
In a message dated 2/11/2014 7:51:52 P.M. US Mountain Standard Time,  
ghenry at halcomm.com writes:




 
In a message dated 2/11/2014 8:05:56 P.M. US Mountain Standard Time,  
epvgk at limpoc.com writes:

On Tue, Feb  11, 2014 at 08:39:58PM -0600, Bill Henry wrote:
> Ed,
> We have  been through this before.  This is copyrighted material.  It is  
not authorized for reproduction - digital or otherwise.  What do you  not 
understand about "NO"?  ALL copies of the RTTY Journal are  available from 
Wayne Matlock, K7WM (k7wm at i10net.com).  Wayne is the  ONLY person authorized 
to copy, distribute, and sell any of the RTTY Journal  materials.  He does 
not charge a lot and the materials are well worth  what he asks.  Wayne has 
expended considerable personal effort and  funds to make these disk copies 
available.  He DESERVES the income and  you have NO RIGHT to deny it to him.  
It does not matter WHERE or HOW  you get the magazine copies.  They are ALL 
copyright  protected.   Please cease and desist.
> Bill  Henry

> Owner of all RTTY Journal Copyrights
>  
> From: greenkeys-bounces at mailman.qth.net  
[mailto:greenkeys-bounces at mailman.qth.net] On Behalf Of  COURYHOUSE at aol.com
> Sent: Tuesday, February 11, 2014 11:34 AM
>  To:
> Subject: [GreenKeys] Red Wilson's RTTY JOUNAL Backfile moves to  SMECC's 
Library
> 
> Silent Key WB0ESF Ralph 'Red' Wilson,   who   for  eons  provided  back 
copy printing of  RTTY  Journals has his  master backfile  here at the   
SMECC  Library. We did not personally  know him so am inviting any  of  you to  
provide  some  writeup  on  him...
> 
> Since we already had  collected some  RTTY  Journals  we  will have  some 
 overlap and  duplicates  will be  available to swap off.
> 
> Ed  Sharpe archivist  for SMECC
> 
> see 2 photos  below.
> 
> [cid:image001.jpg at 01CF276F.E39B4290]
>  [cid:image002.jpg at 01CF276F.E39B4290]




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