Neil Berkowitz on tue 8 sep 98
Robert,
The Colorado Association of Research Libraries (CARL) provides this
service under their Uncover site:
http://uncweb.carl.org
They index articles from over 17,000 periodicals as soon as they are
published and they will fax most of the articles. Searching is free but
there is a charge for faxing (average $10-12 or so). I did a periodical
title search for ceramics or pottery and got the list of periodicals,
below.
UNFORTUNATELY, not all copyright holders permit this service, Ceramics
Monthly among them! (Odd, since those who do permit the faxing get
royalties, so CM is just encouraging unauthorized copying.) It is the
academic periodicals that are most open to fazing. Still, even in those
cases it does give you a citation to make locating the article easier.
Ceramic engineering and science proceedings
Ceramic forum international : cfi : berichte de
Ceramic industries international
Ceramic industries journal
Ceramic industry
Ceramic review
Ceramics : art and perception
Ceramics : ciac newsletter
Ceramics international
Ceramics monthly
Ceramurgia international
New Zealand potter
Pottery in australia
Pottery quarterly
I believe the earlist they index is 1988 for several thousand
periodicals. Many others thay began indexing at other times in the past
ten years. You can also view the contents of issues--and they have a
paid service where they will email you the contents of periodicals' new
issues as they come out.
Neil Berkowitz
neilmber@ix.netcom.com
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Robert Santerre wrote:
>
> We often see references to past articles on this list. Sometimes you might
> like to have the article, but it would be difficult for many of us to find a
> library with an April 1984 issue of Ceramics Monthly, for example. Does anyon
> know of a literature search service (preferably online) that could supply a
> xerox copy of articles like this? Might not be cheap, but at times invaluable
> if you're trying to solve a problem that someone published on years ago.
>
> Bob
> rfsanterre@iquest.net
>
Natalee Sperry on sat 12 sep 98
RE: Ceramics Monthly
From the masthead of Ceramics Monthly:
Copies and Reprints: Searchable databases and document delivery are
available through Information Access Company, 362 Lakeside Drive, Foster
City, CA 94404; and through University Microfilms, 300 N. Zeeb Road, Ann
Arbor, MI 48106.
Authorization to photocopy items for internal or personal use, or the
internal or personal use of specific clients, is granted by The American
Ceramic Society, provided the base fee of $5.00 per copy, plus $0.50 per
page, is paid directly to the Copyright Clearance Center, 222 Rosewood
Drive, Danvers, MA 01923. Prior to copying items for classroom use, please
contact the Copyright Clearance Center, 222 Rosewood Drive, Danvers, MA
01923; (508) 750-8400. The code for users of the Transactional Reporting
Service is 0009-0328/97 US$5.00 + $0.50.
I hope this information is helpful to Clayarters.
-----Original Message-----
From: Neil Berkowitz
To: CLAYART@LSV.UKY.EDU
Date: Tuesday, September 08, 1998 11:45 PM
Subject: Article Fax Service (Was Re: Soda w/out the Soda Kiln--Self
>----------------------------Original message----------------------------
>Robert,
>
>The Colorado Association of Research Libraries (CARL) provides this
>service under their Uncover site:
>
> http://uncweb.carl.org
>
>They index articles from over 17,000 periodicals as soon as they are
>published and they will fax most of the articles. Searching is free but
>there is a charge for faxing (average $10-12 or so). I did a periodical
>title search for ceramics or pottery and got the list of periodicals,
>below.
>
>UNFORTUNATELY, not all copyright holders permit this service, Ceramics
>Monthly among them! (Odd, since those who do permit the faxing get
>royalties, so CM is just encouraging unauthorized copying.) It is the
>academic periodicals that are most open to fazing. Still, even in those
>cases it does give you a citation to make locating the article easier.
>
> Ceramic engineering and science proceedings
> Ceramic forum international : cfi : berichte de
> Ceramic industries international
> Ceramic industries journal
> Ceramic industry
> Ceramic review
> Ceramics : art and perception
> Ceramics : ciac newsletter
> Ceramics international
> Ceramics monthly
> Ceramurgia international
> New Zealand potter
> Pottery in australia
> Pottery quarterly
>
>I believe the earlist they index is 1988 for several thousand
>periodicals. Many others thay began indexing at other times in the past
>ten years. You can also view the contents of issues--and they have a
>paid service where they will email you the contents of periodicals' new
>issues as they come out.
>
>Neil Berkowitz
>neilmber@ix.netcom.com
>------------------------------------------------
>Robert Santerre wrote:
>>
>> We often see references to past articles on this list. Sometimes you
might
>> like to have the article, but it would be difficult for many of us to
find a
>> library with an April 1984 issue of Ceramics Monthly, for example. Does
anyon
>> know of a literature search service (preferably online) that could supply
a
>> xerox copy of articles like this? Might not be cheap, but at times
invaluable
>> if you're trying to solve a problem that someone published on years ago.
>>
>> Bob
>> rfsanterre@iquest.net
>>
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