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News from xrefer: xrefer Launches Specialist Reference Service
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- From: "Ellen McCullough" <ellen.mccullough@xrefer.com>
- Date: Tue, 28 Sep 2004 01:49:20 EDT
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--Posted to multiple lists; please excuse any cross-postings-- FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE xrefer Launches Specialist Reference Service Leading Publishers Join with xrefer to Provide Online Access to Major Reference Works BOSTON, MA, September 27, 2004-xrefer, provider of online ready-reference services to libraries worldwide, announced today that it has launched a new service, xreferplus Specialist Reference. xreferplus Specialist Reference delivers in-depth, subject-specific expertise from reference works by such publishers as Blackwell, MIT Press and Berkshire Publishing, and includes works previously unavailable online. xrefer's customizable xreferplus Ready-Reference service has grown steadily since its launch in 2001, and now contains 2 million entries covering every major subject, with content from some of the most highly respected reference publishers. xrefer's new Specialist Reference service enables libraries to develop reference collections that specifically target the research needs of their institutions' most advanced programs. Specialist Reference titles can be ordered individually or combined with one of xreferplus' ready-reference solutions. Free, 30-day trials of xreferplus Ready-Reference are available at http://www.xrefer.com/freetrial. Libraries can trial Specialist Reference titles by sending an e-mail to info@xrefer.com. John G. Dove, CEO of xrefer, said, "The wonderful thing about Specialist Reference is that users will be able to access these titles as part of their library's xreferplus platform, with no difference in look and feel. They will have the same experience of being able to browse and search and follow cross-references across all the works in the library's xreferplus service, but now, with in-depth, specialized titles that their library has added to its xreferplus collection, they'll have a coherent body of reference works in one place that's both broad and deep in scope." MIT Press, Blackwell Publishing and Berkshire Publishing have signed licensing agreements with xrefer to bring selected titles to their readers via xreferplus. More titles from these and other publishers will be added each month. For more information about xreferplus Specialist Reference, go to http://www.xrefer.com/libraries/index.jsp?m=17&sr=1. About xrefer xrefer (www.xrefer.com) delivers technology-enhanced online reference services to libraries and their users worldwide. The company's flexible subscription service, xreferplus Ready-Reference, features authoritative, aggregated content from hundreds of reference books, with 2 million entries covering every major subject. By combining content from multiple publishers with unique cross-referencing technology, xreferplus delivers authoritative answers fast. For more information contact Ellen McCullough at (617) 426-5710 or by e-mail at ellen.mccullough@xrefer.com. ###
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