White paper on electronic journal usage statistics
M. Judy Luther
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White paper on electronic journal usage statistics
Published
2000
Publisher
Council on Library and Information Resources
Pages
25
ISBN-13
9781887334792
ISBN-10
1887334793
Subjects
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Computer Networks
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White paper on electronic journal usage statistics was written by M. Judy Luther.
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