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  • Licencing e-journals: UK style 
    Woodward, Hazel (Haworth, 2002)
    This presentation will describe the way in which academic libraries in the United Kingdom (UK) are licencing and accessing electronic journals (e-journals). This process is being facilitated by the higher and further (HE ...
  • The MAGiC Final Report 
    Needham, Paul A. S.; Sidwell, Katy; Bevan, Simon J.; Harrington, John (British Library Cooperation and Partnership Programme, 2002-12)
  • Management of printed and electronic serials. 
    Woodward, Hazel (Ashgate Publishing, 1999)
    Serial literature constitutes a major part of all academic libraries' collections, and typically accounts for more than half of their expenditure on library materials - often a great deal more than half. For many academic ...
  • PIRUS Final Report 
    Shepherd, Peter T.; Needham, Paul A. S. (2009-01)
    The aim of PIRUS (Publisher and Institutional Repository Usage Statistics) was to develop COUNTER-compliant standards and usage reports at the individual article level that can be implemented by any entity (publisher, ...
  • Proposals for an investigation into the efficiency of various retrieval systems 
    Cleverdon, Cyril W. (1956)
  • Replacing print with e-journals: can it be done - a case study 
    Bevan, Simon J.; Nieminen, Satu; Hunn, Ruth A.; Sweet, Michelle (United Kingdom Serials Group, 2003-09-30)
    This article describes the introduction and management of e-journals at Cranfield University and considers the training and education issues related to this implementation
  • Report of Workshops entitled, 'Using COUNTER statistics: a practical perspective' held at UKSG Conference 2004 
    Bevan, Simon J.; Jones, Louise (2004-04-29)
    This is a report from three workshops run jointly by Simon Bevan (Cranfield University) and Louise Jones (University of Leicester).
  • The UK's National Electronic Site Licencing Initiative. 
    Woodward, Hazel (Haworth Press, 2001)
    In 1998 the UK created the National Electronic Site Licensing Initiative (NESLI) to increase and improve access to electronic journals and to negotiate license agreements on behalf of academic libraries. The use of a model ...

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