Hello Ed,

At Duquesne Universtiy, we count both the electronic journals that we
pay for and the ones we get free via Highwire Press, etc.  But we count
them separately and list them separately on Annual Reports, etc.

Carmel Yurochko
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Carmel Yurochko
Serials/E.R. Librarian - Psychology Dept. Liaison
Duquesne University / Gumberg Library
600 Forbes Avenue / Pittsburgh, PA 15282
412.396-5233 / fax 412.396-5639
yurochko@library.duq.edu
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find myself always imperfect."

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Date: Mon, 25 Oct 2004 11:36:25 -0400
From: Edwardo Gil <gile@mail.montclair.edu>
Subject: Counting Electronic Journals

We count electronic journal titles where we have a paid subscription
either individually or collectively (eg., Project Muse). There are two
other free access sites Highwire Press and DOA Directory of Open Access
Journals both providing free periodical titles full-text.  Do you folks
count only the paid subscriptions or are you beginning to include the
free subscriptions such as DOA.

Thank you,

Ed Gil
Sprague Library
Montclair State University
Upper Montclair, NJ 07043
<gile@mail.montclair.edu>