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Bundled/Aggregated Definition Clarification???
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- Subject: Bundled/Aggregated Definition Clarification???
- From: toccara porter <tporter23@sbcglobal.net>
- Date: Sun, 18 Feb 2007 16:07:35 EST
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Hello all, Thank you for the suggestions of sources to consult for on the topic of bundling journals. However, I have read a number of articles and I wanted to make sure I am clear on the definition. I am not clear as to how much print versions of journals are included in The Big Deal? Bundled/Aggregated Subcriptions Definition: To have bundled/aggregated subscriptions to electronic journals means the packaging of electronic and print versions of the journal sold as a single unit; with stipulations in the contract, depending on the publisher, if either all, some, or none of the print versions will be cancelled, and/or the library may be allowed to purchases additional print copies of the journal at a discount? That may be a simplified definition, but can anyone tell me if I have grasped that gist of the definition. Thanks, Toccara Porter Kent State University
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