Serials review

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  Año 2005, Número 3

  • Editorial: Business Models for Scholarly Serials

    Robert W. Boissy

    págs. 185-186

    

  • BioOne's Business Model Shift: Balancing the Interests of Libraries and Independent Publishers

    Heather Joseph, Todd A. Carpenter

    págs. 187-191

    

  • Project MUSE's New Pricing Model: A Case Study in Collaboration

    Melanie B. Schaffner, October Ivins, Judy Luther

    págs. 192-199

    

  • You Get What You Pay for? Archival Access to Electronic Journals

    Jennifer Watson

    págs. 200-205

    

  • Serials Control: Past, Present and Future Imperfect

    Tyler Goldberg, Neal Nixon

    págs. 206-209

    

  • Where is the Column? In Search of the "Balance Point."

    Kay G. Johnson

    págs. 210-217

    

  • Defining an "Access Level" Catalog Record Using MARC 21 and AACR2

    David Reser, Les Hawkins

    págs. 218-219

    

  • A Look Back at Ten Years of "Serials Spoken Here."

    Susan Davis

    pág. 229

    

  • The Skeptical Business Searcher: The Information Adviser's Guide to Evaluating Web Data, Sites and Sources

    Linda Heichman, Teresa Malinowski

    págs. 230-231

    

  • Fundamentals of Collection Development & Management

    Kitti Canepi, Teresa Malinowski

    págs. 232-233

    

  • Building an Electronic Resources Collection: A Practical Guide

    Sarah Sutton, Teresa Malinowski

    págs. 234-235