The UCLA Library Online
Campaign Literature Archive collects websites
which meet the following criteria:
Exceptions are made
for elections which may be of special interest
to UCLA students and researchers.
The collection parameters
for the print material in the UCLA Library Campaign
Literature Archive are less clearly defined
and have often changed throughout the years.
Much of the collection's scope has been determined
by the location and political affiliations of
various library staff, whose contributions are
the primary source of materials for the collection.
In recent years, the print collection scope
has shifted to match that of the web collection,
with the notable addition of presidential campaign
materials.
Technical Notes
In the archived websites, external links may no longer
function. Server-side scripts and applets which may have been part of the
websites are not supported, thus some forms which appear on the pages may
not actually function.
Print documents were scanned at 300 dpi and saved in
uncompressed formats for long-term preservation. A separate scan was made
at 150 dpi and saved in a compressed format for web presentation. These
150 dpi images were combined into Adobe pdf files for ease of use.
Consult the Full Record associated with each website
or scanned item to determine further information.
Detailed definitions of the terminolgy are provided
in the technical
documentation. Please send any questions,
comments, or suggestions to the CRIS Computer Resource
Specialist.
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Citation
Researchers are advised to follow
traditional citation guidelines for websites,
pages, and articles (i.e., author, title of
article, title of periodical/website, date and
place of publication, etc.). Citation to the
work's appearance in the Online Campaign Literature
Archive should read: "Archived in the UCLA Library
Online Campaign Literature Archive at http://digital.library.ucla.edu/campaign/."
Because specific web pages within the collection
may not be assigned persistent URLs, any attempt
to link to a specific page citation may not
result in the retrieval of the desired page.
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Copyright and Takedown
The UCLA Library has made every effort to determine the
information related to copyright and other restrictions in our
collections, however, the nature of historical and archival collections
means that copyright and other information may be difficult or impossible
to determine. The Library offers broad public access to our collections as
a contribution to education and scholarship. Some of the digitized printed
ephemera and many, if not all, of the websites in the collection and
elements incorporated into the websites are protected by the U.S.
Copyright Law (Title 17, U.S.C.). The materials may also be subject to
publicity rights, privacy rights, or other legal interests. Transmission
or reproduction of materials protected by copyright beyond that allowed by
fair use requires the written permission of the copyright owners.
Researchers should consult the sites
themselves for information about rights, contacts,
and permissions. Responsibility for making an
independent legal assessment of an item and
securing any necessary permissions ultimately
rests with those persons wishing to use the
item(s).
If you are a copyright owner of
or otherwise have exclusive
control over materials presently available through
this collection and do not wish your materials
to
be available through this website, please contact
UCLA
Library Online Campaign Literature Archive.
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