The Fellrunner-FRA Website

The FRA Committee has agreed in principle to make all past copies (over 100) of The Fellrunner available via the FRA website, subject to the resolution of any technical issues.
The copies will be digitised as produced at the time eg some issues were printed in A5 format or reproduced on foolscap paper.

The resolution of photographs will be such as to make downloading impractical for commercial use.

The copyright of all photographs, articles and other material will remain with the original provider/author and the FRA will protect the copyright interests of its contributors including by recourse to the law if any material previously published in The Fellrunner is reproduced in any other format, including on websites, without the express permission of the copyright holder or the General Secretary of the FRA.

Graham Breeze (FRA Chairman)

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Originally Posted by Graham Breeze

The FRA Committee has agreed in principle to make all past copies (over 100) of The Fellrunner available via the FRA website, subject to the resolution of any technical issues.
The copies will be digitised as produced at the time eg some issues were printed in A5 format or reproduced on foolscap paper.

The resolution of photographs will be such as to make downloading impractical for commercial use.

The copyright of all photographs, articles and other material will remain with the original provider/author and the FRA will protect the copyright interests of its contributors including by recourse to the law if any material previously published in The Fellrunner is reproduced in any other format, including on websites, without the express permission of the copyright holder or the General Secretary of the FRA.

Graham Breeze (FRA Chairman)

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Excellent news Graham, I will look forward to them being published on the website :thumbup:

Excellent Graham. By the end of this year I should have 29 years worth ( Jan '84 onwards ) of FRM's filed away. At 3 editions per year, I make that 87 editions. Which should give me over 13 editions to catch-up on over the coming winter. Retirement is bliss.:wink:

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Originally Posted by wheezing donkey

Excellent Graham. By the end of this year I should have 29 years worth ( Jan '84 onwards ) of FRM's filed away. At 3 editions per year, I make that 87 editions. Which should give me over 13 editions to catch-up on over the coming winter. Retirement is bliss.:wink:

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Ian

"The First Magazine" as it was called was September 1971.

Jan 1984 was the 22nd

Summer 2012 was the 103rd

plus the 5 issues of FRA News.

Graham

Graham,

Even better, 21 copies to catch up with over the winter.

Ian.

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Originally Posted by Graham Breeze

Ian

"The First Magazine" as it was called was September 1971.

Jan 1984 was the 22nd

Summer 2012 was the 103rd

plus the 5 issues of FRA News.

Graham

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That's my lunch break reading sorted for the next couple of years. Good news.

Is access going to be restricted to fra members only

great news

will there a digest / contents list of articles anywhere, or a similar function to search through for articles?

I think not.

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Originally Posted by barnyc

... will there a digest / contents list of articles anywhere, or a similar function to search through for articles?

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You mean a la .pdf? Probably make the task too complex, I would imagine not.

A really good idea. Thanks very much - will enjoy having a look through. Now I'll know where to look to find Denise Parks stuff on fell runners knees (lost my copy ages ago).