New Electronic Products and Developments from K.G. Saur / Gale
| Session: Trends & News in
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Ulrike Engel, K.G. Saur Verlag / A Gale Group - Thomson Learning Company; Germany |
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| Abstract: |
K.G. Saur / Gale, the largest reference publisher in the world, offers a
multitude of electronic resources for libraries, schools and businesses. This presentation will focus on recently
released products and new developments to integrate resources into existing infrastructures and thus make them better
accessible.
New products include:
- “The English Language Bibliography 1945 to the Present” is the largest bibliographical database of its kind as
it lists over 12 million books and serials in the English language incl. CIP records
- “The Times Digital Archive 1785 - 1985”, the full digitisation of The Times newspaper, is an outstanding social
history research tool
- The new “Business & Company Resource Center” offers excellent search possibilities for all kinds of business
related questions
- The “International Bibliography of the Modern Language Association (MLA)” is now available in the well-known
InfoTrac Web search interface New developments include:
- Partnership between Gale and ingenta to seamlessly access up to 10.000 full text electronic journals in the
InfoTrac Web interface
- OpenURL and SFX linking
- Cross-product searching
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| About the author: |
Solutions Consultant, KG Saur Verlag / Gale, a Thomson Learning Company |
Other papers in this session:
- Oxford Online: Tradition, Excellence, Innovation (Anne Kail,
Oxford University Press; United Kingdom)
- Aspects of Accessibility and Usage of Electronic Research
Information in Estonia and Other Transition Countries. (Toomas Liivamägi, Tartu University Libray;
Estonia
Co-authors: Aira Lepik, PhD, Department of Information Studies and Doctoral School of Social
Sciences at Tallinn Pedagogical University; Estonia)
- New Linking Solutions from Ovid Technologies (Erik-Jan van
Kleef, Ovid Technologies; Germany)
- New Services by Albertina icome Praha Aimed at Users of Electronic
Information Resources (Vladimír Karen, Albertina icome Praha s.r.o.; Czech Republic)
- 15:30 - 15:55 Coffee Break ()
- CSA Introduces:
RefWorks - the Web-based Bibliographic
Management Tool
Fulltext Searchable on the IDS - the SAGE Collections (Gabriele Bertioli, CSA; United
Kingdom)
- Workflow Integrated Solutions for Libraries: Management of Serials
and Monographs (Kai-Henning Gerlach, R.R. Bowker; Germany
Co-authors: Yne Hogetoorn, R.R.
Bowker)
- SpringerLink - E-content beyond Journals (Ulrike Lengwenat,
Springer-Verlag; Germany)
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