Re: Lexis-Nexis Analysis

[Marcia Koslov <mkoslov@law-lib.state.wi.us>]

Here's just a quick example.  For Wisconsin attorneys, L-N is "selling"
access to just their Wisconsin libraries.  Or, to just Wisconsin and 7th
Circuit Federal & US Supreme Court libraries.  These limited libraries are
on a fixed price per month.  You can access the full database if you need
to, but the billing is additional.   Marcia Koslov

At 12:26 AM 6/6/97 -0400, you wrote:  
>Meanwhile, does any reader know more about the present licensing system
>and to what extent this new "unbundling" of LN differs from what we've
>been offered so far?  
> 
>Ann Okerson 
>Associate University Librarian 
>Ann.Okerson@yale.edu 

Marcia J. Koslov  
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