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crl-16119	Zhu, Xiaohua; Eschenfelder, Kristin R.	Social Construction of Authorized Users in the Digital Age	2010	21	.pdf	application/pdf	12922	533	42	Access Control Technologies as “Regimes of Alignment” License agreements between information providers and academic libraries defined users in contractual terms, but, over the past fifteen years, providers and libraries have worked together to develop and maintain systems of access control tech- nologies (ACTs) that enable and enforce the conceptions of authorized users laid out in license agreements. As variations in access became a product feature and pricing point, questions about who should have access became more important.33 Social Construction of Authorized Users in the Digital Age 553 Meanwhile, many information pro- viders hoped to expand to the end-user market under a pay-per-view business model.34 For example, in 1991, Collier, a British publisher, predicted that 99 percent of potential information users were end users who would individually purchase information.35 Wider access to e-resources from academic libraries could compete with attempts to market information directly to end users.	cache/crl-16119.pdf	txt/crl-16119.txt