Serials : Table Of Contents 12(3) : November 1999
Table Of Contents
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| 233 | Editorial | |
| 22nd UKSG Annual Conference/4th European Serials Conference | ||
| 235 | E-journals in Germany: efforts, collections and organization - Diann Rusch-Feja | |
| 255 | Electronic serials in BT: a case study - David Alsmeyer | |
| 259 | Digital resources into the future: digital preservation and the CEDARS Project - Kelly Russell | |
| 268 | Workshop reports | |
| UKSG seminar: Promotion and management of electronic journals | ||
| 273 | Promotion of electronic journals to users by libraries: a case study of Tilburg University Library - Hans Roes | |
| General Articles | ||
| 277 | Seamless access to journals in the hybrid library: the 'Find A Journal' service - Vilas Edwards and Rachel Webb | |
| 283 | Generic standard licences: co-operation or competition? - John Cox | |
| 289 | New approaches to customer service - Ian Middleton | |
| 295 | New roles for agents in an electronic world - Helen L Henderson | |
| 299 | Dog eat dog? - an analysis of the forces for change in the journals publishing market - Mark Rowse | |
| 303 | ASA Guidelines: the role and responsibilities of subscription agents - Rollo Turner | |
| 307 | The British Library Strategic Plan 1999 - 2002 - Reviewed by Jack Meadows | |
| 309 | Foresight - Report by Lyndsay Rees-Jones | |
| Regular Features | ||
| 312 | UKSG News | |
| 315 | News | |
| 319 | Profile: Jack Meadows | |
| 323 | New products and services | |
| 325 | News from North America | |
| 327 | Out and about on the conference and seminar circuit | |
| 331 | People | |
| 336 | Bookshelf | |
| 339 | Diary | |
| 342 | Abbreviations and acronyms |
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