[…] the conditions of harvest by DataONE, and exploring the potential for implementing spreadsheet-specific functionality that existed in DataUp (e.g., the best practices check). Benefits of the Merge We will be leveraging work that UC3 has already completed on Dash, which […]
[…] year will be posted Monday, January 8th. Useful links: SCP Cataloging Priorities | SCP Updates & Statistics | CDL E -Resources Tracking | Request for New Cataloging Projects | Request Cataloging for Individual OA Journal Titles SCP staff wish you […]
[…] and consequently many Japanese publishers cancelled their business contracts with EBSCO. As a result, a long list of Japanese e -books that have become unavailable because EBSCO lost distribution rights for those e-books, and the DDA program couldn’t continue. At […]
[…] records you receive may be the result of a batch cataloging process. They may not meet the standards for full -level records. Useful links: SCP Cataloging Priorities | SCP Updates & Statistics | CDL E-Resources Tracking | Request for New […]
[…] (Purple) — Removed Package (Orange) — Package changed name or absorbed by/split into another package (Blue). For serials, cataloging end -of-year new acquisitions continues to be our priority. Our major record distributions were EBSCO. CINAHL complete online journals (386 titles). […]
[…] how much more a part of our lives it has become and how strongly it influences world events. The work that WAS curators are doing is more important than ever! Best regards, Tracy Seneca Web Archiving Service Manager California Digital Library
[…] journals — on material science engineering (13 titles). Also the major monographic titles distributed were Literature Online (LION) online journals (25 titles), Wiley -Blackwell online journals (54 titles), and Open Access (240 titles). The latter includes 148 Directory of Open Access Journals (DOAJ) titles. […]
 Recent Enhancements, News, and Activities EZID announced a major shift in its DOI service, scaling back its scope of business to encompass solely the University of California (UC). Non-UC clients will be gradually transitioned to an alternate DOI service […]
[…] (in use) or not. The PID Search results display below the online search form. Â Note: The PID Service works best on Google Chrome, Firefox, or Safari web browsers; the Internet Explorer (IE) web browser does not display the PID […]
