DCPSE LICENSE AGREEMENT
In the following, DCPSE and the Corpus refer to The
Diachronic Corpus of Present Day Spoken English, and the Software
refers to the "International Corpus of English Corpus Utility Programme", whole
or part. The Licensee is the purchaser of the Corpus and Software, and agrees
to abide by this license agreement. By completing the order, the Licensee is
agreeing to the terms of this license. The User refers to every
individual granted access to the Corpus and Software by the terms of the particular
license purchased.
General terms and conditions
The Corpus and Software must be used for non-profit educational
or non-profit research purposes only. The license cannot be transferred,
lent, or re-sold.
The Corpus and Software may be fully installed onto the User's computer, by
copying the relevant files from the supplied package onto the computer's hard
disk, providing that this does not infringe copyright and the terms of the license.
The User is not entitled to make copies of the Corpus or Software on other computers
in breach of the license, nor to allow unlicensed users to have access to the
Corpus and Software on the User's computer. The Corpus and Software are supplied
"as-is" with no express guarantee as to its suitability.
Copyright in all DCPSE Texts is retained by the original copyright
holders. The Licensee agrees not to reproduce or redistribute the
DCPSE Texts or to use all or any part of the DCPSE Texts in any
commercial product or service.
Copyright in ICECUP belongs to the Survey of English Usage. No
part of ICECUP may be used in any commercial product or service.
No part of the Corpus may be distributed to a third party. A copy
of the Corpus may be made for backup purposes.
Publications based on the DCPSE Corpus may include citations from
DCPSE Texts only in a way which would be permitted under the fair
dealings provision of copyright law.
All publications based on the DCPSE Corpus must give credit to
the DCPSE Corpus and to the Survey of English Usage, University
College London.
The Licensee agrees to cooperate in any future enquiries made by
the Survey of English Usage concerning the use of the Corpus.
Licencing terms
There are three types of license, as outlined below.
Individual License (including Student License)
The licensee in the following definition is an individual user. The Licensee
is allowed to make one copy of the Corpus and Software on one computer. The
license entitles the Licensee to make personal use of the Corpus and Software.
The general terms and conditions apply.
Note: In order to qualify for a student license, you will be asked to supply a letter from your Head
of Department showing full time student status.
Institutional (single-copy) License
The Licensee in the following definition is an educational institution,
college, or department within a college. The Licensee is allowed to make one
copy of the Corpus and Software on one computer within the institution. The
license entitles all members of the institution to make use of the Corpus and
Software on that computer. It is the responsibility of the Licensee to ensure
that users of the Corpus understand the conditions imposed by this License.
Note that this license does not entitle the Licensee to make the Corpus and
Software available over a network to other users within the institution.
The general terms and conditions apply.
Institutional (multiple-copy) Network License
The Licensee in the following definition is an educational institution,
college, or department within a college. The Licensee is allowed to make any
number of copies of the Corpus and Software on computers within the institution.
The license entitles all staff and students of the institution to make use of
the Corpus and Software on these computers. The Licensee can also install the
Corpus and Software on a network, providing that it cannot be accessed from
outside the institution. The license does not entitle the Licensee to include
the Corpus and Software in a public-access internet site.
The general terms and conditions apply.
DCPSE License v2.0 (C) Survey of English Usage 2018
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