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MCB journals available through OCLC's ECO
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- From: "Claire Jones" <cjones@mcb.co.uk>
- Date: Tue, 24 Nov 1998 13:46:06 EST
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MCB journals available through the OCLC Electronic Collections Online (ECO) service from January 1999 The international publisher MCB University Press and the Online Computer Library Centre (OCLC) have signed an agreement to make all MCB on-line journals available through the Electronic Collections Online (ECO) service from January 1999. This delivers fulltext access to over 20,000 articles published in more than 100 MCB University Press international management journals. Andrea Keyhani of OCLC states that "OCLC's goal for its FirstSearch Electronic Collections Online service is to offer a critical mass of the scholarly journals that libraries want. The MCB University Press journals, which are frequently requested by libraries, will be a valuable addition to the 1,800 journals available through Electronic Collections Online. OCLC is pleased to work with MCB, which is establishing itself as a trailblazer on electronic interlibrary loan and other areas of great interest to libraries". MCB is delighted by the agreement as it provides libraries and their users with another excellent way to access journal content. ECO offers a single point of access and reference for electronic journal subscriptions through a widely respected provider. As a result, libraries subscribing to MCB journals will benefit from: * access to electronic versions of MCB journals via ECO for no extra charge * access to MCB journal fulltext archives from 1994 to date via ECO for no extra charge * a single interface for searching and browsing electronic journals from more than thirty publishers The move follows a series of initiatives by MCB to make electronic content widely and easily available through a number of key channels. Mathew Wills, MCB's Vice President: Third Party Distribution, explains: "The role of the publisher has always been to maximise the dissemination of information. MCB University Press seeks to achieve this in the electronic publishing age through our liberal licensing policies (we are, as Andrea mentions, pleased to allow electronic inter-library loans) and by ensuring that published content is available on every fulltext journal system that our customers and users might require." "We are, therefore, very pleased that MCB University Press journals will be available via OCLC's Electronic Collections Online service. This compliments existing access via MCB's own Emerald Library, SwetsNet, Information Quest, Ebsco Online Subscriptions, Lange and Springer's L@ser and Blackwells Navigator." The MCB journals that are available online are listed in the annex below. Anyone requiring further information regarding MCB's third party distribution activities, should contact: Mathew Wills Vice President: Third Party Distribution MCB University Press 60/62 Toller Lane Bradford West Yorkshire UK Tel: + 44 (0) 1274 777700 Fax: + 44 (0) 1274 785201 URL: http://www.mcb.co.uk/emerald E-mail: mwills@mcb.co.uk Annex: MCB University Press Online Journals http://www.mcb.co.uk/portfolio/home.htm
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