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Dear all,
We are finding that there are an increasing number of email newsletters which require payment, and are emailed direct to readers. Does anyone have any experiences of dealing with these centrally?
For example, do you find it easier to have them emailed to the library, and then either forwarded on, or placed on an intranet (where the publisher allows)?
If emailed directly to end-users by the publisher, how can the library keep track of when/if they are being received, or any other problems with the subscription?
Are they worth 'checking in' in the same way as normal paper subscriptions (though this is an issue with all electronic journals!)?
Many thanks
Hannah Fogg
Assistant librarian
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Tel: 020 7556 4143
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