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Thank you from UNP, SA
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- From: "Nicole Geslin" <GeslinN@nu.ac.za>
- Date: Mon, 19 Aug 2002 05:02:11 EDT
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Dear all About a week ago, I posted a message asking for advice on how to obtain cheaper access to scholarly publications. Thank you to all those who answered. A number of representatives from publishers and vendors contacted me with info concerning their reduced prices for developing countries. I passed the info on to COSALC (our national library consortium), in the hope that, for some things at least, we might be able to get others on board. These messages seemed to confirm one piece of advice, viz that we should contact each of the developing nations suppliers directly. Others sent lists of "free" stuff on the Web. We are scouring the Web for such sites, and I was glad to be given addresses I knew nothing about before. Another useful piece of advice concerned tactics for getting staff members (faculty, I think you'd say) to go along with the cancellation of expensive commercial titles for cheaper (but equally valuable) society journals. Once more, thank you all. Nicole Dr Nicole Geslin Cecil Renaud Library University of Natal Private Bag X014 Scottsville 3209 Pietermaritzburg KwaZulu Natal South Africa e-mail: geslinn@nu.ac.za tel: +27 (0)33-2605264 fax: +27 (0)33-2605260
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