Hi Chris,

 

Like Steve, we definitely claim print periodicals. Most of ours come from EBSCO, so I claim through EBSCONET. (If ordered directly, I’ll email the relevant subscription department). In a couple of instances, there had been a miscommunication regarding a renewal, and we were missing a number of issues, not just one or two. EBSCO indicated that the publisher would not provide these missing issues. However, I did have success in both cases by contacting the publisher directly, pointing out that we had been long term subscribers and that our students really valued their publication. Overall, I’ve found both EBSCO and publishers to be great.

 

Kind regards,

Detta

 

Detta Morrison-Phillips

Interlibrary Loans/Serials Technician

NSCAD University Library

5163 Duke Street

Halifax, NS

Canada

B3J 3J6

 

NSCAD stands on Mi’kma’ki, the ancestral and unceded territory of the Mi’kmaq People

 

 

 

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