The best source of information I have found for new journals available
electronically is New Jour: Electronic Journals and Newsletters, listowners
Ann Okerson (Yale University) and James O'Donnell (UPenn).
The URL is: http://gort.ucsd.edu/newjour/
There is an alphabetical list of journals and in most cases, a link to the
journal itself (where you could possibly find pricing information).  Some of
your STM journals may also be found on MEDWEB, a list compiled by the Health
Sciences Center Library at Emory University. The URL is:
http://www.cc.emory.edu/WHSCL/medweb.ejs.html.

In my (brief) experience so far, various online versions of journals have
been offered free on a temporary trial basis, but it looks like most (at
least in the STM area) will require payment eventually.

Cynthia Crooker
Cushing/Whitney Medical Library
Yale University
<crookercl@medpo1.med.yale.edu>
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kpresnai@CMSA.GMR.com  wrote:

My management has asked me to identify which of our library's vast collection
of science and technology journals are available on the Internet full-text
and at what price.  My management is hoping that some journals will be free
or at a reduced cost via the Internet.  My questions are:

1) Is there an easy way to do this?
2) If not, any suggestions?
3) If I were to search each of our science/technology journals on the
Internet, what is the likelihood of the Internet versions being free or at a
reduced cost?

Any thoughts or suggestions would be greatly appreciated.

Kathleen
kpresnai@CMSA.GMR.com