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Hi David,
Correct. My view is that we are really lucky to have JSTOR at all!
But Early Music from OUP is a case in point. The wall is 5 years.
Fortunately our State Library of Victoria gets the hard copies as they
arrive. Then I have to remove myself from my desk and comfy seat and go and
read it on paper at the library. It's quaintly old fashioned.
Andrew
On 29 July 2018 at 18:54, David Pickett <[log in to unmask]> wrote:
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> If I understand this correctly, it implies that libraries that subscribe
> to JSTOR and that, due to lack of funding, do not buy current editions of a
> magazine, can only provide copies to researchers of issues that predate the
> position of the "moving wall". If my inference is correct, it means that
> many researchers must be unable to access articles before they are "past
> their sell-by date".
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