I'd like to hear how EBSCO has done on the quality of information
provided. Do people find the coverage date ranges to be accurate? Are
the URLs accurate? Is information about title changes complete (e.g. do
you still get both former and later titles reported when some databases
start to list them all under the new title)? Are there discrepancies
between what is reported on the A-Z list and your actual subscriptions
(e.g. do you have titles to which you should still have access deleted
in updates)?

Thanks,

Chris

Christine Blackman
Catalog Librarian
Williams College Libraries
55 Sawyer Library Drive.
Williamstown, MA  01267
(413) 597-4403
cblackma@williams.edu

Dana Belcher wrote:

>I'd have to disagree.  SerialsSolutions couldn't match the price we got from EBSCO.
>
>Dana Belcher, Periodicals/Acquisitions Librarian
>East Central University
>Linscheid Library
>1100 E. 14th
>Ada, OK 74820
>580-310-5564
>dbelcher@mailclerk.ecok.edu
>
>
>
>>>>LIBRSDS@MAIL1.HOFSTRA.EDU 10/07/03 03:02PM >>>
>>>>
>>>>
>Jean
>
>SerialsSolutions is a good alternative and their pricing is better.
>
>Sandy
>
>Sandhya D. Srivastava
>Assistant Professor
>Serials Librarian
>Hofstra University
>Axinn Library
>123 Hofstra University
>Hempstead, New York 11550
>Telephone: (516) 463 - 5959
>Fax: (516) 463 - 6438
>Email: librsds@hofstra.edu
>
>
>
>
>
>>>>bsibley@GULFCOAST.EDU 10/07/03 03:25PM >>>
>>>>
>>>>
>Hi,
>
>=20
>
>Our library is considering EBSCO's A-to-Z service to manage our
>journal
>subscriptions.  We have approximately 1,200 print titles, but at least
>5,000 electronic titles through our databases.  Does anyone have any
>experience (good or bad) with this service?  Or could you recommend
>another comparable service for a medium-sized community college
>library
>journal collection.  Of course, money is a big issue.  Thanks for your
>feedback.
>
>=20
>
>Sincerely,
>
>=20
>
>Jean Sibley
>
>Serials Librarian
>
>Gulf Coast Community College
>
>Panama City, Florida 32401
>
>bsibley@gulfcoast.edu
>
>(850) 769-1551 ext. 5806
>
>=20
>
>