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TITLE:
Do We Catalog or Not? How Research Libraries Provide Bibliographic Access to Electronic Journals in Aggregated Databases
AUTHOR(S):
Charity K. Martin, University of Nebraska - Lincoln
Paul S. Hoffman, University of Nebraska - Lincoln
Published in The Serials Librarian, Vol. 43(1) 2002. http://www.coleonline.us/serialslibrarian/
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ABSTRACT:
Traditionally, librarians have provided access to journal titles
through the library’s catalog. With the introduction of full-text databases,
which consist of articles from many different journals, librarians are
faced with the challenge of providing access to these titles. This article reports
the results of a survey which tried to determine if research libraries
were attempting to catalog the titles in aggregated databases and the issues
surrounding their decision.
