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RE: Yes, it's time (RE: Is it time to stop printing journals?)
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- Subject: RE: Yes, it's time (RE: Is it time to stop printing journals?)
- From: "Rick Anderson" <rickand@unr.edu>
- Date: Sun, 29 Apr 2007 23:27:09 EDT
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> A rather delayed response to this thread, which I found very > interesting. It has been leading me to puzzle out why the > consumer magazine market has not gone in the same direction (at > least it has not gone there yet I think it's because consumer magazines are mostly read for pleasure -- more like books. Scholarly journals (at least in libraries) are mostly used as big bags of articles that most users want to interrogate by using search engines rather than read from cover to cover. Individual researchers may have particular scholarly journals that they read the way other people read Rolling Stone or Newsweek, but I think the vast majority of usage is of a kind for which online access makes much more sense. --- Rick Anderson Dir. of Resource Acquisition Univ. of Nevaa, Reno Libraries rickand@unr.edu
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