Document background
The Library License agreement serves as a critical legal framework for establishing and managing content licensing relationships between content providers and library institutions under Danish law. This document is essential when a library or educational institution needs to secure legal access to published content, whether physical or digital, for its users. The agreement encompasses all necessary elements required by Danish legislation, including compliance with the Danish Public Libraries Act, Copyright Act, and data protection regulations. It specifically addresses modern library needs by covering both traditional lending rights and digital access methods, making it suitable for contemporary library operations. The Library License includes provisions for user authentication, usage tracking, and technical requirements, while ensuring compliance with Danish and EU data protection regulations. This document is particularly relevant for institutions seeking to expand their digital resources while maintaining traditional library services.
