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ELECTRONIC JOURNALS: MODALITIES FOR PROVIDING FREE ACCESS

Sangeeta S. Halijwale, Geetha Manjunath, Shamprasad M Pujar

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Abstract

Many publishers have started giving free online access to electronic journals against print subscription. Institutions having a good computer network, in other words Internet access, can benefit from the .free offer. This paper attempts to describe the modalities involved in getting free access to such e-journals. The main focus is on the administrative procedures with due emphasis on the role of aggregators and access management.

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Many publishers have started giving free online access to electronic journals against print subscription. Institutions having a good computer network, in other words Internet access, can benefit from the .free offer. This paper attempts to describe the modalities involved in getting free access to such e-journals. The main focus is on the administrative procedures with due emphasis on the role of aggregators and access management.

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Many publishers have started giving free online access to electronic journals against print subscription. Institutions having a good computer network, in other words Internet access, can benefit from the .free offer. This paper attempts to describe the modalities involved in getting free access to such e-journals. The main focus is on the administrative procedures with due emphasis on the role of aggregators and access management.

Key concepts: Free access, Modalities, Focus (optics), Computer science, The Internet, Internet access, Information access, Internet privacy

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