EBSCO once again made another important indexing/abstracting database freely available to librarians, other information professionals and the entire public (that cares). It deserves more up-to-date information than is currently offered by EBSCObecause its content was good at the start, and grew by 25% since the launch of the database – thus has valid bragging rights. The software has very good browsing, searching, clustering and filtering options, as well as the splendid linked-full-text filter, but there is a software glitch that may deprive those users from tens of thousands of records. who browse and then search by journal names.
Source: Gale
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