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Candidates for _Just-in-Time(sm): Electronic Article Delivery

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Gerry Mckiernan

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Apr 28, 1999, 3:00:00 AM4/28/99
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I am greatly interested in identifying *additional* projects and/or
services that provide 'pay-per-view' access to journal articles,
chapters, database access, etc. to individuals or institutional
for which an individual or institutional not does have a formal
subscription for addition to my clearinghouse _Just-in-Time(sm)
Electronic Article Delivery Services. The address for currently
identified efforts, along with contact and price information, and access to such
services is

http://www.public.iastate.edu/~CYBERSTACKS/Just.htm

Here's a full description of the scope of Just-in-Time(sm)

<QUOTE>

Just-In-Time (sm): Electronic Article Delivery Services is a clearinghouse of
projects, research, products and services which are investigating or provide
desktop access on an 'As Needed' basis to individual journal, magazine,
newspaper, or other serial publication article, chapter, or paper for which an
individual or institution does not have a formal subscription. This
clearinghouse
also includes bibliographic databases that can be searched for a fixed
transactional fee. Entries have been organized in categories that characterize
the scope of service and within each arranged alphabetically by the name of the
service, project, or publisher.

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Of particular interest are any research studies of use of such services.

As Always, Any and All contributions, comments, critiques,
questions, concerns, etc. etc. are Most Welcome.

Regards,

/Gerry McKiernan
Theoretical Librarian
Iowa State University
Ames IA 50011

gerr...@iastate.edu

"The Best Way to Predict the Future is to Invent It!"
Alan Kay

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