Interlending & Document Supply: Volume 23 Issue 4

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Table of contents

Networking and licensing texts for electronic libraries: De Montfort University′s experience

Mel Collier, Anne Ramsden, Dian Zhao

Contends that networking and licensing texts for electroniclibraries give rise to a number of significant issues, notably copyrightand how to set a price which will give the…

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Charging users for remote document supply in UK university libraries

Pat Clinton

Reports on the results of a survey undertaken to discover UKuniversity library practices with regard to restricting and/or chargingfor interlibrary loans (ILL). As a result of…

170

The future of journal publishing

Sally Morris

Many publishers have traditionally depended on journals. Theexplosion in information is making it impossible for library funding tokeep up; this is exacerbated as falling…

371

Opinion paper: the availability of monographs through ILL – the need for a national strategy

Frances Hendrix

Discusses the need for a national access policy for monographs inpublic libraries and the role of networking in the future of resourcesharing. Suggests the need for the…

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ISSN:

0264-1615

Renamed from:

Interlending Review

Online date, start – end:

1983 – 2016

Copyright Holder:

Emerald Publishing Limited