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Re: University of Chicago journals [Responses]
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- From: "Suzanne Wu" <sw@press.uchicago.edu>
- Date: Tue, 6 Mar 2007 17:01:08 EST
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Hi Ann, Will you please post this comment to the thread "University of Chicago journals [Responses]" from Thu, 1 Mar 2007? Thank you. All the best, Suzanne Wu ** We take your concerns very seriously and are contacting everyone in this thread personally to discuss these issues further. As one of the oldest and largest non-profit university publishers, we are constantly seeking best practices that balance our commitment to the availability of scholarship with our responsibility for the future of the press. The enterprise-wide model is intended to introduce more equitable, tiered pricing for unlimited access, including classroom use and multi-site. For those institutions where usage of any given journal does not justify an enterprise-wide license, we have introduced a single-concurrency subscription, with rates that are still among the lowest in the industry. Some of these low rates are subsidized, and any surpluses are reinvested into the scholarly community and technological upgrades. In May we will launch Chicago Journals Online using the Atypon Premium platform. Later this year we plan to enrich our online offering with as much archival content as we can procure, going back to volume 1:1 in most cases, included at no additional charge in all electronic subscriptions. We hope that the relative cost of access for all will not lead to the choice to provide access for none. I encourage everyone with any comments or suggestions to contact me directly at (773)702-8785 or e-mail me at ngupta@press.uchicago.edu. Sincerely NAWIN GUPTA Journals Division Manager The University of Chicago Press www.journals.uchicago.edu ##
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