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Re: Distributing Subscription Lists to Academic Departm Rachel Cassel 24 Jul 1992 18:13 UTC

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Date:         Fri, 24 Jul 92 10:25:58 ECT
From:         Rachel Cassel <RCASSELL@BINGVMB>
Subject:      Re: Distributing Subscription Lists to Academic Departments

On Thu, 23 Jul 1992 15:52:00 EST you said:
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>libraries who maintain such lists.  Some questions we have are:  1)  What
What type of software do you use to compile the list? 2) Is each title assigned
>to only one department or are titles assigned to multiple departments?
>3)  If titles are assigned to multiple departments, is the cost split among
>departments or is the full subscription cost reflected on each dept. list?
>4)  If a title is received in both paper and microform formats, are both
>listed on department lists with the cost for each listed?
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Here at the State University of New York at Binghamton we have just com-st comp
pleted two serials review processes. What we have now is a database using DBase
software. We used to have multiple attribution of titles but have sinc  e narro
wed it down to only one department can claim each journal.  Much negotiation we
nt on between bibliographers and university faculty to reach this stage.  We ar
e all happier that we have a one to one attribution of titles.  It will be much
easier in the future.  We do have separate records for the titles in bo th pape
r and microform formats with the cost listed on each.  The department that clai
ms the paper format also gets the mf format.  Parts received on any packages or
memberships must be ALL claimed by the same department.

Hope this helps.

Rachel Cassel
Serials Department
State University of New York at Binghamton
rcassell@bingvmb