Addiction is moving to Blackwell Science from T&F in 2002 which may explain
the change in policy. T&F continue to offer free online access with
institutional print subscriptions in 2002 (this includes the ex-Gordon and
Breach titles which will be available online from 2002).
Bev Acreman, T&F
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> Ebenezer, Catherine
> Sent: 02 November 2001 09:44
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> Subject: Re: Journal Subscription Options for 2002 revisited - Who's
> chang ed arrangements?
>
>
> Dear Nicholas
>
> I have just had an email from Swets Blackwell to say that
> Addiction (T&F)
> will no longer be free with print from next January. I don't
> know whether
> this affects other T&F titles.
>
> Catherine
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> -----Original Message-----
> From: Nicholas Lewis [mailto:[log in to unmask]]
> Sent: 02 November 2001 09:35
> To: [log in to unmask]
> Subject: Journal Subscription Options for 2002 revisited -
> Who's changed
> arrangements?
>
>
> Following on from last month's discussions, I'd find it
> helpful to bring
> together our shared knowledge of Publishers whose access
> arrangements for
> online have changed from free online with hard copy (2001) to
> a revised
> charging structure (for 2002). Going back through the list we
> have so far:
>
> No longer offering free online with hard copy:-
> John Wiley
> American Physiological Society (APS)
> American Society of Civil Engineers (ASCE)
> CABI Publishing
>
> Continuing to offer free online with hard copy:-
> Sage
> Blackwell Publishers (now incorporating Science, Publishers &
> Munksgaard)
>
> I realise this summary may be a bit of a simplification, but
> it does serve
> to 'flag up' where individual institutions may wish to take
> some pre-emptive
> action. If anyone would like to add to this list over the
> next few weeks and
> reply to me direct, I will offer to summarise for the list.
> Publishers are
> welcome to join in too or correct us if we get it wrong! This
> exercise is
> designed to share information, not to make any value judgements about
> whether or not these extra charges should now apply for 2002.
>
> Remember this is just for those publishers changing from offering free
> online with hard copy in 2001 to implementing a charging
> model of some kind
> for online for 2002.
>
> If people don't feel this is helpful, then please ignore!
>
> Regards
>
> Nick
>
> Nicholas Lewis
> Electronic Resources & LLT Subject Librarian
> University of East Anglia Library
> Norwich
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