Thank you for posting this.  Take note of this paraphrase from Rick
McCabe at Sports Illustrated:

"Those institutions that didn't receive an issue can request it either
through a toll-free customer-service <http://www.SI.com/customerservice>
number or the web site, he said; already some have done so through their
serials vendor. "

Has this been true for ANY of you?  From what I was seeing yesterday,
we've all been told that they either refuse to send the issue or that
they're out of the issue.

-Melissa

Regina Reynolds wrote:

>LibraryJournal.com has an article about this policy including a customer
>service number libraries can call to request the issue.
>
>http://www.libraryjournal.com/article/CA6422612.html
>
>Regina 	R. Reynolds                     email: rrey@loc.gov
>Head, National Serials Data Program     voice: (202) 707-6379
>Library of Congress                     fax    (202) 707-6333
>101 Independence Avenue, S.E.           ISSN Web page: lcweb.loc.gov/issn/
>Washington, D.C. 20540-4160
>
>

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         Melissa Farley
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   University of West Georgia
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       mfarley@westga.edu

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