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Looking at Licences

Andrew Wells

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Abstract

Australian university libraries are spending more of their information budgets on electronic resources. It is common now to hear the percentage spent on online information to be over 65 per cent. Library licences are discussed in this article.

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Australian university libraries are spending more of their information budgets on electronic resources. It is common now to hear the percentage spent on online information to be over 65 per cent. Library licences are discussed in this article.

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Australian university libraries are spending more of their information budgets on electronic resources. It is common now to hear the percentage spent on online information to be over 65 per cent. Library licences are discussed in this article.

Key concepts: Business, Internet privacy, Political science, Library science, Computer science

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