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FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE: HARRASSOWITZ and TDNet sign agreement to provide e-contentmanagement services
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- Subject: FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE: HARRASSOWITZ and TDNet sign agreement to provide e-contentmanagement services
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- Date: Tue, 8 Apr 2003 18:27:42 EDT
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FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE TDNet and HARRASSOWITZ to collaborate in providing e-content management solutions. April 1, 2003, West Chester, PA, & Wiesbaden, Germany: Through an agreement reached in March, 2003, TDNet [http://www.tdnet.com], a leading supplier of electronic resource management solutions, and HARRASSOWITZ [http://www.harrassowitz.de], a major periodicals subscription agent, will collaborate to provide complete and consolidated access to electronic content for libraries in the USA and Canada. The collaboration will begin in April, 2003. Through this agreement, HARRASSOWITZ will act as agent to supply TDNet services in the USA and Canada, making it possible for libraries to manage their electronic resources through one source. In addition, subscription information from e-journals purchased through HARRASSOWITZ will automatically be included in a library's TDNet services. As a result, libraries will gain consolidated access to all of the e-journals that they are licensed to use, including their individual subscriptions supplied by HARRASSOWITZ as well as those licensed via aggregator or gateway systems. TDNet provides complete e-content management services, including A-to-Z title lists, searchable tables of contents, links to full text, TOC alerts, usage statistics and MARC cataloging data. According to TDNet's Michael Markwith, "Working with HARRASSOWITZ allows us to take advantage of HARRASSOWITZ's superior customer service organization to establish relationships with a large number of libraries in the USA and Canada. By responding jointly to libraries' RFP's, TDNet and HARRASSOWITZ will be able to provide complete and consolidated e-journal access to these libraries." Dr. Knut Dorn, Managing Partner of HARRASSOWITZ, said, "TDNet's products are a logical extension of our services. This collaboration will give our customers the opportunity to develop collections of e-journals that include individual subscriptions as well as pre-packaged aggregations. Libraries will now be able to regain control over their collection-development decisions and overcome the unpredictability in coverage often found in other aggregated collections." About TDNet. TDNet's unique solutions to electronic contents and electronic journals management are based on an original approach integrating a diversity of access modes to electronic sources, on one unified, coherent site. TDNet is a custom-made eContents service, tailored to include all of a library's chosen titles, and to reflect the library's current access arrangements for every title. TDNet's database currently holds over 50,000 e-journal web sites and table of contents records. About HARRASSOWITZ. HARRASSOWITZ is a global full-service subscription agent and bookseller headquartered in Wiesbaden, Germany, specializing in service to academic and research libraries. HARRASSOWITZ has been in continuous operation since 1872. Contact Information: Michael Markwith, President, TDNet Inc. (Michael@tdnet.teldan.com) PO Box 38 West Chester, PA Telephone: (888) 705-3582 Fax: (610) 738-9124 Knut Dorn, Ph.D., Managing Partner, HARRASSOWITZ (kdorn@harrassowitz.de) Wiesbaden, Germany Telephone: +49 611 530 200 Fax: +49 611 530 560. In the US: (800) 348-6886 Fax (251) 342-5732
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