[Bell Historians] TES archives and historic items
Robert Lewis
editor at HoH9gjziT2F7TlZkIU7ekxv1Z1m5Qgwxv3cUE2l_No7hAHeciM2Wtgr4khLRqexx8PseofV8K0LJBzWCGXp8sGGuFTs.yahoo.invalid
Tue Sep 22 14:22:52 BST 2009
At 13:59 22/09/2009, Rod wrote:
> I am not suggesting there is or ever was any right to free access.
The point is that there is no RIGHT of access at all - free or
otherwise. It is private property and likely to remain so until the
owners/controllers decide otherwise.
One might also be making an assumption that the archives are, in
fact, owned by the trading company. They may be vested in a separate
holding company ...
RAL
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