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Subject: Electronic Journals - update
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In the summer I sent a message around on LIS-SCITECH asking whether
anyone had produced any strategy documents on how they were dealing
with electronic journals.
Not a huge response - but Cardiff University did send me a draft of
their policy document which is currently being used as a starting
point for our plans.
We have pursued the issue much further since the summer, but are now
considering how we should move this forward.
I will inform the list is we make any headway, but in the meantime if
anyone out there has some brilliant ideas - let me know.
Regards
Nigel May
Nigel May.
Academic and Information Services Co-ordinator (Science)
University of Plymouth.
Drake Circus.
Plymouth.
PL4 8AA
UK.
Tel. (0)1752 232318
Fax. (0)1752 232327
