To Bind or Not To Bind: Pros & Cons of Maintaining Paper Periodicals in the Library's Collection.

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Main Author:	Anderson, Iris W.
Format:	Recurso educativo Open Access
Language:	en
Published:	1999
Subjects:	Comparative Analysis Decision Making Electronic Journals Foreign Countries Higher Education Information Technology Library Administration Library Collections Library Material Selection Nonprint Media Periodicals Printed Materials Scholarly Journals
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contents	To Bind or Not To Bind: Pros & Cons of Maintaining Paper Periodicals in the Library's Collection. Anderson, Iris W. Comparative Analysis Decision Making Electronic Journals Foreign Countries Higher Education Information Technology Library Administration Library Collections Library Material Selection Nonprint Media Periodicals Printed Materials Scholarly Journals Explores controversial questions related to libraries' decision-making on paper journals and electronic journals. Notes that the critical mass of scholarly publishing is still in print. Discusses benefits and drawbacks of electronic journals and paper journals. Presents comments on the pros and cons to binding paper periodicals gathered from an online survey of librarians around the world. (AEF)
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spellingShingle	To Bind or Not To Bind: Pros & Cons of Maintaining Paper Periodicals in the Library's Collection. Anderson, Iris W. Comparative Analysis Decision Making Electronic Journals Foreign Countries Higher Education Information Technology Library Administration Library Collections Library Material Selection Nonprint Media Periodicals Printed Materials Scholarly Journals To Bind or Not To Bind: Pros & Cons of Maintaining Paper Periodicals in the Library's Collection. Anderson, Iris W. Comparative Analysis Decision Making Electronic Journals Foreign Countries Higher Education Information Technology Library Administration Library Collections Library Material Selection Nonprint Media Periodicals Printed Materials Scholarly Journals Explores controversial questions related to libraries' decision-making on paper journals and electronic journals. Notes that the critical mass of scholarly publishing is still in print. Discusses benefits and drawbacks of electronic journals and paper journals. Presents comments on the pros and cons to binding paper periodicals gathered from an online survey of librarians around the world. (AEF)
title	To Bind or Not To Bind: Pros & Cons of Maintaining Paper Periodicals in the Library's Collection.
topic	Comparative Analysis Decision Making Electronic Journals Foreign Countries Higher Education Information Technology Library Administration Library Collections Library Material Selection Nonprint Media Periodicals Printed Materials Scholarly Journals
url	https://eric.ed.gov/?id=EJ601896

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