Scott:
If this is truly the case, then cancelling library subscriptions because
they are "on-line" takes on a whole new meaning. Retention policy is a
problem if West and Mead (Lexis) are at the whim of the publishers. And
then, of course, both of the databases could purge any title of amount of
holding at any time without notice.
Frank Weston
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What does it mean when we say "... With liberty and justice for all"
or "... All men [persons] are created equal" ???
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On Fri, 16 Dec 1994, Scott Burgh wrote:
> An update on AMA journals not on Lexis-Nexis. Some local Chicago reps
> have now learned that AMA decided to pull their contract, stating that
> the contract was with Mead Data, not Elsevier Reed.
>
> Scott Burgh
> Chief Law Librarian
> City of Chicago Department of Law Library
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