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The Serials Librarian
From the Printed Page to the Digital Age
Volume 58, 2010 - Issue 1-4: Riding the Rapids Through a Mountain of Change NASIG 2009
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Basics of E-resource Licensing

Selden Durgom Lamoureux Presenters
,
Clint Chamberlain Presenters
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Jane Bethel Recorder
Pages 20-31 | Published online: 09 Apr 2010

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Alice L. Daugherty. (2020) Improving the Licensing Workflow at a Major Research University Library. Technical Services Quarterly 37:3, pages 239-255.
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Chris Bulock. (2014) Tracking Perpetual Access: A Survey of Librarian Practices. Serials Review 40:2, pages 97-104.
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Eugenia Beh & Jane Smith. (2012) Preserving the Scholarly Collection: An Examination of the Perpetual Access Clauses in the Texas A&M University Libraries' Major E-Journal Licenses. Serials Review 38:4, pages 235-242.
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Katie Lai. (2021) Perceived knowledge of contract terms in library license agreements: A study of academic libraries in Hong Kong. The Journal of Academic Librarianship 47:1, pages 102221.
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Xiaohua Zhu. (2016) Driven adaptation: A grounded theory study of licensing electronic resources. Library & Information Science Research 38:1, pages 69-80.
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Eugenia Beh & Jane Smith. (2012) Preserving the Scholarly Collection: An Examination of the Perpetual Access Clauses in the Texas A&M University Libraries' Major E-Journal Licenses. Serials Review 38:4, pages 235-242.
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