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Study Cites Long-Term Cost Savings from Electronic Journals

Posted June 22, 2004
by Wayne Graham
in Press Release

subject: Roger Schonfeld Donald King Ann Okerson Eileen Gifford Fenton print journals electronic journals library collections nonsubscription expenditures periodicals

For Immediate Release: June 22, 2004

Contact: Kathlin Smith 202-939-4754

Study Cites Long-Term Cost Savings from Electronic Journals

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Study Cites Long-Term Cost Savings from Electronic Journals

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