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CITATIONS FOR SERIAL LITERATURE ISSN 1061-7434
Volume 3, number 01
January 23, 1994
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In this issue:
Editor's note
NASIG Newsletter, vol. 8, no. 5, December 1993
Newsletter on Serials Pricing Issues, NO 102, January 10, 1994
Newsletter on Serials Pricing Issues, NO 103, January 10, 1994
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Editor's note:
CITATIONS FOR SERIAL LITERATURE was created in February 1992 with a
threefold purpose: to identify literature related to the serial
information chain, to disseminate this information in a timely manner,
and to create an index in this field with electronic searching
capabilities. To achieve these goals, CITATIONS FOR SERIAL LITERATURE
publishes table of contents, and abstracts when they are available, for
a variety of journals which address issues of concern to serials
librarians, vendors and publishers.
Complete table of contents are included for the following titles:
Advances in Serials Management
NASIG Newsletter
Newsletter on Serials Pricing Issues
Serials: The Journal of the United Kingdom Serials Group
Serials Review
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Issues in Science and Technology Librarianship
Library Acquisitions: Practice and Theory
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N A S I G N E W S L E T T E R
Vol. 8, no. 5 (December 1993)
ISSN: 0892-1733
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TABLE OF CONTENTS
1. President's Corner
2. NASIG 9th Annual Conference
3. NASIG Treasurer's Report
4. 1993 NASIG Conference Financial Report
5. 1993 NASIG Budget
6. NASIGNET: An Introduction and Overview of Services
7. UNIX Listserv Commands Summary
8. NASIG Conference Grant Awards
9. Library Science Student Grant Recipients' Reports on 1993
NASIG Conference
10. Continuing Education Committee Report
11. Title Changes
12. New NASIG Members
13. Report from the Publishers of the NASIG Proceedings
Reports of Serials-Related Meetings:
14. ALA ALCTS Committee to Study Serials Cataloging
15. The Journal at the Cross-Roads (ALPSP/UKSG)
16. International Conference on Refereed Electronic Journals
17. SSP Seminar: Should Librarians Become Publishers?
18. AAP Seminar: Electronic Publishing Case Studies
19. 93rd Medical Library Association Annual Meeting
20. First Step Award
21. Worst Serial Title Change of the Year Award Nominations
22. 1994 Research Award: _Library Acquisitions: Practice &
Theory_
23. Calendar of Upcoming Events
24. Copyright Statement and Masthead
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NASIG NEWSLETTER
ISSN 0892-1773
CODEN NASNE6
Published five times per year by the North American Serials Interest
Group. Covers NASIG meetings and conferences; includes pertinent news
items and announcements. Subscription is available through membership
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NEWSLETTER ON SERIALS PRICING ISSUES
NO 102 -- January 10, 1994
Editor: Marcia Tuttle
CONTENTS
102.1 BRAINSTORMING ABOUT THE SERIALS CRISIS, Pat Dominguez and Luke Swind-
ler
102.2_JOURNAL OF CHROMATOGRAPHY_ CHANGES, John Tagler
102.3 THE INSTITUTE FOR SCIENTIFIC INFORMATION'S RESPONSE TO COPYRIGHT
DISCUSSION IN THE _NEWSLETTER ON SERIALS PRICING ISSUES_, Jacqueline
Trolley
102.4 WORLD-WIDE DOCUMENT DELIVERY FOR SPRINGER-VERLAG JOURNALS BY CISTI
102.5 UPDATE ON UNITED STATES BOOK EXCHANGE, John T. Zubal
102.6 FROM THE MAILBOX
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NEWSLETTER ON SERIALS PRICING ISSUES
NO 103 -- January 10, 1994
Editor: Marcia Tuttle
CONTENTS
103.1 ACCURATE INFORMATION IN _INTERNATIONAL MATHEMATICS
RESEARCH NOTICES_, Stephen A. Cohn
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