RE: disappearing years of sold journals

[John Webb <jwebb@wsu.edu>]

Ian, Would it be too much to ask you to send a note to this list when your
loading is finished so that we may update our records only once?  Thanks.

At 07:06 PM 4/25/01 EDT, you wrote:
>Kimberly:
>
>Thank you for raising this.
>
>We received the final batch of files from Cambridge University Press last
>week and have begun loading them onto Blackwell-Synergy. I regret that it
>has not been possible to load them any sooner. We expect to restore all
>issues from 1997 onwards over the next few weeks.
>
>You can monitor our progress at
>http://www.blackwell-synergy.com/Journals/issuelist.asp?journal=nph where
>we now have all issues from the 2000 (CUP) volume.
>
>New Phytologist is owned by a charity, the New Phytologist Trust. They
>chose to move the contract for publishing the journal from CUP to
>Blackwell at the end of 2000 (for further information see the editorial in
>the January 2001 issue - "Change for good reason").
>
>The majority of our journals are owned by charitable learned and
>professional societies and we have considerable experience of taking them
>on from other publishers. We always make every effort to take on the
>electronic back-file and most publishers are fully cooperative.
>
>
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>Ian Bannerman
>Journal Sales Director
>Blackwell Science Ltd.
>Osney Mead
>Oxford
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