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When I try to access the web link you included, I get a message that says "Page not found." On Wednesday, February 5, 2003, at 01:48 AM, Marianne Gill wrote: > Press Release For immediate release: 5th February 2003 > > Researchers and Students Receive Free Access to SAGE Electronic > Journals in > February and March 2003 > > SAGE is providing free access to all journals available electronically > via > ingenta during February and March 2003. This includes full text files > for > issues being published during the first quarter of 2003, as well as > back > files going back as far as 1999 (where available). > > "As a result of the tremendous success of our free electronic access > offer > in 2001, SAGE is once again opening up access to all our electronic > journals." say SAGE executives. "With this offer we are aiming to give > librarians the opportunity to promote online resources at their > libraries > and expose students and faculty to the full range of electronic > journals > before subscribing." > > Access is easy and requires no special set-up. Full details about how > to > access SAGE's journals for free are available on SAGE's website > www.sagepublications.com/freeaccess. Electronic access is being > provided > through the intermediary, ingenta. > > Ends > > About SAGE > > SAGE Publications, one of the world's leading international journal > publishers, is a privately-owned company dedicated to the global > dissemination of information. SAGE currently publishes over 360 > journals > across the social and behavioral sciences as well as in medicine, life > sciences and engineering. > > For further information contact: > Jane Makoff, Head of Journals Marketing, > SAGE Publications, 6 Bonhill Street, London EC2A 4PU, UK > Tel: +020 7374 0645 Fax: +020 7374 8741 > Email: [log in to unmask] > www.sagepublications.com >