Decreasing Use of Monthly Serials After Publication Date

Maxfield, Margaret W.; DiCarlo, Rebecca; DiCarlo, Michael A.

doi:10.1300/j123v27n04_07

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“…As the findings of a study (Maxfield and DiCarlo, 1995), demonstrated "after 17 months, 50 per cent of a journal's use has occurred. After five years, approximately 90 per cent of the use has occurred".…”

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Online journals: their impact on document delivery

Echeverria

Barredo²

2005

Interlending &Amp; Document Supply

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Purpose -To examine some of the ways in which electronic resources have made an impact on traditional interlending practices and how some userpractices have begun to change. Design/methodology/approach -This study uses both quantitative and qualitative data. The qualitative data were gathered through a questionnaire about the impact of electronic resources and the use of ILL. Comparisons of change were made with document suppliers. Findings -The electronic full-text is as yet unable to fully meet the needs of the researchers. Until full-text can approximate what is available in print both in journals and in monographs, the need for document delivery services will remain. Originality/value -An insight into the state of e-journal penetration and its impact on document delivery in Spain -a country where few studies have been carried out in this area.

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confidence: 98%