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Christina K. Pikas is a science and engineering librarian in a special library as well as a doctoral student in information studies.
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Posted on: February 8, 2010 10:19 PM, by Christina Pikas
A brief note. Remember when I told you about free to you research databases? Remember when some other librarians told you about a certain company negotiating for exclusive access to certain popular magazines, choking out other aggregators? Well, now these two things have something in common. Ebsco.
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Comments
Why is it that every time I see this sort of access restriction by a publisher, it invariably comes across as "We don't want you here, Dear Reader, so buzz off"?
Posted by: speedwell | February 9, 2010 2:30 PM