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1. "We own it" : dealing with "perpetual access" in big deals
2. A 'Joined-Up' electronic journal service : User attitudes and behaviour
3. A look at the twenty numbers of BiD
4. Access Revolution: The Birth, Growth, and Supremacy of Electronic Journals as an Information Medium [author version]
5. Akenti access to Zetoc
6. Archiving Challenges of Scholarly Electronic Journals: How Do Publishers Manage Them?
7. Archiving in the Commercial Mainstream
8. Are Journal Publishers Trapped in the Dual-Media Transition Zone?
9. “Buying Our Own” : An Analysis of the Holdings of Local Faculty-Authored Publications at the University of Calgary
10. Beware publishers bearing gifts : why the "big deal" is a bad deal for universities
11. Bioline international and the journal of post-graduate medicine : a collaborative approach to open access publishing
12. Characteristics Shared by the Scientific Electronic Journals of Latin America and the Caribbean
13. Consortial Usage of Electronic Journals in Turkey
14. Consortial Use of Electronic Journals in Turkish Universities
15. Creation of the new Open Access journal: "Library and Information Science Critique: Journal of the Sciences of Information Recorded in Documents"
16. Developing a model for e-prints and open access journal content in UK further and higher education
17. Diffused Knowledge Immortalizes Itself. The LOCKSS Program
18. Digital Libraries on INTERNET as a key for the upgrading of information and library services
19. E-journals in a networked environment : its impact on academic libraries in the digital millennium
20. E-journals: problem or panacea for higher education?
21. Electronic books and journals
22. Electronic journals consortia, licensing agreements and prices
23. Electronic journals, scholarly communication and libraries
24. Electronic journals: Some recent projects
25. Electronic resource usage statistics : the challenge and the promise
26. Electronic Resources Management : An Update
27. Electronic Scholarly Journals: A Review of Technical Issues in Digital Environment
28. Enriching GoldRush with core subject Open Access journals: motives and methods
29. Focus on Agricultural Information Transfer
30. Free online electronic information resources on applied science and technology
31. Fulfilling the Promise of Scholarly Communication – a Comparison Between Old and New Access Models
32. Full-Text Aggregation: An Examination of Metadata Accuracy and the Implications For Resource Sharing
33. Harnessing electronic information resources through prospective consortia approach: a national necessity
34. House of Horrors: Exorcising Electronic Resources
35. How Do We Measure Use of Scientific Journals? A Note on Research Methodologies
36. How Usage Based Pricing Can Level the Playing Field
37. HyperJournal HowTo : a beginner's guide to HyperJournal 0.4
38. HyperJournal software, PHP scripting and Semantic Web technologies for the Open Access
39. Identification, selection and licensing of electronic resources within library consortia: the case of Germany-Bavaria [English summary of the version presented at the International Conference] = Identificazione, selezione e licensing di risorse elettroniche nei consorzi bibliotecari: il caso della Baviera [Riassunto in italiano della versione presentata alla Conferenza internazionale]
40. In Oldenburg's Long Shadow : Librarians, Research Scientists, Publishers, and the Control of Scientific Publishing
41. Information handling in astronomy : beyond technologies and methodologies
42. Information Resources on agricultural economics: A study with special reference to Kerala
43. Institutional repositories and Open Access: the future of scholarly communication?
44. Joining up "Discovery to Delivery" services
45. Journal and Article Locator (JAL): Federated Access to Electronic/Print Journals and Article Full-Text
46. Learning From Our Experiments : The Remarkable Implications of OhioLINK and HEAL-Link Electronic Use Data for Collection Development
47. Library consortia in France [Paper presented at the AIDA-ECIA international seminar: Electronic publications. A problem of quality and access. Siena, Certosa di Pontignano, 1999-10-05]
48. Library consortia model for country wide access of electronic journals and databases
49. Licensing principles for electronic resources
50. Looking for a Link : Comparing Faculty Citations Pre and Post Big Deals
51. Open access and institutional repositories – a developing country perspective: a case study of India
52. Open Access and Semantic Web. SW Applications for Open publishing
53. Open Access for the Australian Medical Librarian
54. Open access for the medical librarian
55. Open Access in the United States
56. Open Access initiatives at the University of Calgary
57. Open Access Journals: Knowledge and Attitudes among Cuban Health Researchers
58. Open Access to Health Services and Policy Research
59. Open Access to Research Literature in India: Contemporary Scenario
60. Price and value of electronic journals: A survey at the Indian Institute of Science
61. Pricing and Publishing Models of Electronic Journals
62. Print journal holdings in two Canadian consortial projects
63. Prototyping digital library technologies in zetoc
64. Psepheda - Ψηφίδα : DSpace at University of Macedonia Library & Information Centre
65. Reference Librarians use Electronic Sources Six Times More than Print Sources to Answer Patrons’ Questions
66. Representing and coding the knowledge embedded in texts of Health Science Web published articles
67. Sapiens : Scottish Academic Periodicals Implementing an Effective Networked Service. Final report, December 2004
68. Scholarly Electronic Journal Publishing: A Study Comparing Commercial and Nonprofit/University Publishers
69. SetLink: the CERN Document Server Link Manager
70. Supporting and Enhancing Scholarship in the Digital Age : The Role of Open Access Institutional Repositories
71. Surprising Subscriptions: How Electronic Journal Publishing Has Affected the Partnership Among Subscription Agents, Publishers and Librarians
72. Taylor Periodical Administration System (TPAS)
73. Technical Services and Open Access : A Few Challenges
74. The Criteria for Open Access
75. The e-journals catalogue of Padua University: a proposal for a light solution to a heavy problem
76. The E-only Tipping Point for Journals: What’s Ahead in the Print-to-Electronic Transition Zone
77. The Impact of Electronic Journals on Document Delivery Services
78. The importance of being "impact factor of Medline" for document delivery service users
79. The Next Information Revolution - How Open Access will Transform Scholarly Communications
80. The SuperJournal project : data handling using SGML
81. The Use and Usability of SFX: Context-Sensitive Reference Linking
82. The Use of Scholarly Electronic Journals at the Indian Institute of Science: A Case Study in India
83. Towards an integrated digital library; exploration of user responses to a `joined-Up' service
84. Towards an Integrated Digital Library; Exploration of User Responses to a `Joined-Up' Service
85. Transforming Thyself: Serials Agents in a Digital World
86. UGC-Inflibnet iniatiatives in e-journal consortia and digital library of doctoral theses for Indian universities
87. Union is strength. The System Bibliosan in the outline of the Italian biomedical research.
88. Usage statistics and scholarly communications
89. Uses of Necessity or Uses of Convenience? What Usage Statistics Reveal and Conceal About Electronic Serials
90. Using digital libraries to provide online access to social science journals in Latin America
91. Using the OpenURL framework to locate bibliographic resources
92. Weaving the Web of Science : HyperJournal and the impact of the Semantic Web on scientific publishing
93. Why OpenURL?
94. Working with the British Library - the zetoc experience
95. Zetoc SOAP: a Web Services Interface for a Digital Library Resource
96. zetoc: a Dublin Core based current awareness service