Seamless and Integrated Access to the World of Electronic Journals

Abstract

Blackwcll's Elcclronic Journal Navigator provides a singlc point of access, rcfcrcnce, control and financial manage~ncnt for eleclronic journal subscriptions. Thc service is accessible over the Internet using a World Wide Web browser. Blackwcll's have a global network of servers that provide the user with instantaneous access to the full text and abstracts of peer-revicwed scholarly electronic journal articles regardless of their physical format, location, or publisher. Libraries subscribing to electronic journals can benefit from simplified password and access management; standard and custolnized journal usage analysis and management reports; and assistance with electronic archiving and electronic document delivery. Library users can bcnefit from a single access and authentication point for all clcctronic journals; a single search interfacc and extensive browsing functionality; and alerting services and delivery of full-tcxt electronic articles direct to their PC. (Arlicle copies avrrilable for a fee from U t e Haworll~ U o c t o~t e~i f Delivety Service: 1-800-342-9678. E-mail add~vss: ge!i~E/o@l~~r~vo~~/l~.coni] Janc Beddall is Electronic Journal Navigator Manager, Suc Malin is Electronic Services Marketing Manager, and K i m I-lallett is Marketing and Communications Manager; Blackwell's, Hythe Bridgc Strcct, Oxford OX1 2ET, England (email: kim.hallett@blnckwelI.co.uk). [Haworlli co-~ndcxing enlry note]: "Seamless und lntegrntcd Acccss to Ilic World or Electronic Journals." Reddall. Jane, Sue Malin, and Kim Ilallett. Co-published si~nultoneously in The Serials Lihvnrin~r (The Haworth Press. Inc.) Vol. 33, No. 314. 1998, pp. 233-241; and: E-Scrinls: I'rthlishe,:r. .Lihrnrics. Usos, n~rdS~a~rdnrrls (cd: Wayne Jones) The Ilaworth Press, lnc., 1998, pp. 233-241. Single or ~nulliple copies of' tliis'a~liclo are evnilahlc Ibr n Ce rrnm Thc Hnwonli Docunicnt Delively Service [I-800-342-9678. 9:OO a. 111. -5:00 p.m. (IIST). E-~iiail address: gc~in~o@hawortl~.co~n].

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“…A similar Web-based service is outlined in an article by Beddall et al (1998). Blackwell's Electronic Journal Navigator provides library users with a single access point to full-text delivery of scholarly journal articles from several locations and publishers.…”