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Librarians,
journal publishers and scholarly information: Whose leaky boat is
sinking?
Herbert S White 1/4 |
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Back to academia: The case for American university presses to
publish their own research
Ann Okerson 2/2 |
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"Just in case" vs "just in time":
A librarian ruminates about journals, technology, money
Bernard Naylor 5/2 |
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Access to journals: A joint publisher/librarian analysis
Robert
Campbell & David Russon 7/2 |
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The serials community: An eternal triangle seeks collaboration
through dialogue
Paul Harwood 10/2 |
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Document supply and journal subscriptions
David
Russon, Andrew Braid & David Inglis 12/2 |
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Document
supply and journal subscriptions (Letter)
David Russon, Andrew Braid and David Inglis
12/3 |
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Effecting change through competition: The evolving scholarly communications
marketplace
Richard K Johnson 12/3 |
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Document delivery and journal publishers: The looming end of ILL-ness
Robert
Campbell 14/1 |
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Research libraries and journal publishers: A marriage in trouble
which both sides would like to save
Tony McSean 16/1 |
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Journal publishers, librarians and scholarly information: Contemplating
a future scenario
Timothy B King 1/4 |
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Specialist journals in America : Romantic highs, fiscal bottoms
and a recipe for survival
Irving L Horowitz 2/1 |
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The commercial role in journal publishing: past, present and future
Robert
Campbell 3/1 |
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Copyright, pricing and market power: The great journals debate
Colin
Day 6/1 |
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Research journals: A question of economic value
Albert Henderson
6/1 |
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Journals face the electronic future
Pieter Bolman 7/1 |
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Journal
Publishing by Gillian Page et al (Review)
Susan Lewis 8/4 |
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The great journals crisis: A complex present but a collegial future
John
Cox 9/1 |
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Document supply and the small journals publisher: A case of legalized
injustice
Stephen Godfree 12/1 |
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Document supply and the small journals publisher (Letter)
Stephen Godfree 12/3 |
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Scholarly communication: What do scholars want?
Anthony
Watkinson 12/4 |
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Re-shaping scholarly publishing: The Berkeley solution
Greg
Tananbaum 13/3 |
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The road to e-publishing: Progress and plans of a leading publisher
Kelly
Franklin 13/3 |
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What
university presses should be doing: And why they don't do it
Joseph J. Esposito 17/4 |
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Open Access: what's all the fuss about?
Sally Morris 18/3 |
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The immigrants: Academic Press: Walter J. Johnson and Kurt Jacoby
Authors: Edwin F. Beschler 18/3 |
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Harnessing the Web - Nature's way: New tools and resources to help researchers communicate and innovate
Maxine Clark 18/4 |
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Publishing entrepreneurs: Independent publishing is more fun!
Colin Whurr 18/4 |
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Aggregators or aggravators? The role of republication in the scholarly journal market
John Cox 18/4 |
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Subscription agents: Why librarians and publishers take them for
granted
John Cox 2/3 |
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Subscription
agencies: Fewer, tougher, more agile - and beleaguered
Wim
Luuijendijk 4/2 |
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