[HSF] Paper Journals in an Internet age.
Nasser F. Abou'Seada
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Mon Jan 1 20:09:38 EST 2007
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> Ani,
> I agree with you. However, as far as keeping journals for future
> reference, how many do you actually go back and reread? Is it worth
keeping all that
> shelf space for just a few articles that are valuable to you? I think
the
> best method is to continue to read the journals, and then throw them away
in a
> few months. Future reference back to articles of interest can be done
> electronically as long as you are up to date on your subscription fees.
Very
> little in life is free (except for the joy of hanging around in the cath
lab
> hoping for a case). Those who want journal articles for free are not
really
> being fair to the companies that rely on the subscriptions to pay their
employees
> and bills.
> Hal
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