Notice on protecting the intellectual property rights of databases and prohibiting malicious downloads

In the use of Internet and electronic databases, China University of Political Science and Law, Tsinghua University and other universities have experienced various malicious downloads such as full-length magazine full-text downloads, large-volume topic downloads, and data transmission to non-university personnel for illegal profit. The data provider issues a warning or imposes a suspension of use, which affects the rights and interests of teachers and students in using the database. With the approval of the school, in order to protect the intellectual property rights of the database and safeguard the rights of teachers and students to use the database, we hereby announce the following:

1. Do not use any smart download tool to download electronic resources purchased by the library.

2. It is not allowed to download documents continuously, systematically, centrally, and in batches, and it is also not allowed to provide the obtained documents to non-our school personnel for illegal profit.

3. For any unit or individual in the school, if you set up a corresponding proxy server, you must obtain the permission of the school network center in advance, and ensure that the server will not allow the off-campus IP to access the electronic resources purchased by the library through it.

4. After receiving the malicious download notice provided by the database provider, the library will investigate the offenders with the relevant departments of the school, and submit the investigation results to the school for punishment of the offenders. At the same time, the offender’s name and name will be published on the campus website. Violations and handling results.

5. Relevant personnel from the school library, network center, and department are present to supervise violators to delete or destroy maliciously downloaded data.

In order to prevent malicious downloads, our library and the network center will jointly implement the monitoring and management of the IP addresses of the whole school.

 China University of Political Science and Law Library

EBSCOhost full-text database

Database URL: http://search.ebscohost.com

The EBSCOhost system is one of the three major systems of EBSCO in the United States. It is used for database retrieval. There are currently nearly 60 databases, including more than 10 full-text databases. Our library purchased two of the full-text databases: ASP and BSP.

ASP (Academic Source Premier) academic journals integrated full-text database: including more than 7000 journals in the fields of business and economics, information technology, humanities, social sciences, communications, education, art, literature, medicine, general science, etc., of which nearly 4000 Kind of full-text journal (as of February 2003). The earliest collection time is 1990, with images and charts.

BSP (Business Source Premier) commercial resources integrated full-text database: including indexes and abstracts of more than 3000 journals, including nearly 3000 full-text journals (as of February 2003), more than 300 core full-text journals included in SCI, covering topics The scope includes international business, economics, economic management, finance, accounting, labor and personnel, banking, etc., such as "Business Week" (Business Week), "Forbes" (Forbes), "Harvard Business Review" (Harvard Business Review) ), "Country Reports from the Economist Intelligence Unit", etc. The full text was first collected in 1990, with images.

Appendix 1: Basic information included in the EBSCO database

Our library has officially purchased ASP and BSP, and the database vendor has several databases for us to use for free： ERIC, Professional Development Collection, Newspaper Source, World Magazine Bank, Image Collection, Company Profiles。

EBSCOhost_v1.01. Android app.rar

Appendix 2: Readers can use the database outside the school through remote access and CARSI

Database CARSI access website: https://search.ebscohost.com

It is recommended to use the CARSI service in a non-campus network environment. Please refer to Appendix 2 for detailed instructions.

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