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Re: E-Journals in the Era of Print Cancellations
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- Subject: Re: E-Journals in the Era of Print Cancellations
- From: Fred Friend <ucylfjf@ucl.ac.uk>
- Date: Tue, 13 Oct 1998 10:21:29 EDT
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Academic feelings on any topic can never be summarised in one sentence, but I would say that a common reaction from faculty and librarians at my institution is that e-journals will be an acceptable substitute for print once the archiving of the electronic version is secure. The benefits of e-journals are recognised but print is perceived to be the most reliable archive medium. xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx Frederick J.Friend, Director Scholarly Communication, c/o Graduate School, University College London, Gower Street, London WC1E 6BT, England. Telephone +44 171 380 7090 Mobile phone 0385 921 774 Fax +44 171 380 7043 E-mail ucylfjf@ucl.ac.uk or f.friend@ucl.ac.uk xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx At 19:21 12/10/98 EDT, Gerry McKiernan wrote: > _E-Journals in the Era of Print Cancellations_ > > For a possible survey (and article, of course), >I am greatly interested in any citations, observations, >or cosmic insight [:-)], on Faculty attitudes regarding >the purchase of E-Journals before/during/after a **Print** >Serials Cancellation project. > > I am particularly interested in views that relate >to the actual or perceived benefit of providing >distributed access to preferred journals with the trade-off or >necessity of cancelling the print version of such journals >or print journals of less local value or importance to support >such desktop access. > > In summary, the question is: > > Do faculty recognize the value of E-journals so much so >that they will are willing to cut print journals? > > The attitudes of librarians on this issue is also of >interest. > > As Always, I'd very much appreciate Any and All Comments, >Citations, Questions, Contributions, Queries, etc. on this >matter. I will be glad to summarize for this list. > >/Gerry McKiernan >Theoretical Librarian and >Curator, CyberStacks(sm) >Iowa State University >Ames IA 50011 >gerrymck@iastate.edu
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