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Polishing the Crystal Ball: Using Historical Data to Project Serials Trends and Pricing by Bosch, Stephen, Henderson, Kittie S., Klusendorf, Heather

“…Presented by the authors of the annual Library Journal (LJ) serials pricing article, this program discussed the major serials pricing studies used by…”
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All in This Together: A Subscription Vendor's View by Lumsden, John, Henderson, Kittie S., Powell, Allen

“…These are challenging economic times for everyone. Many libraries are reporting budget reductions and staffing re-alignments. This article discusses the impact…”
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Is the “Big Deal” Dying? by Boissy, Robert W., Taylor, Thomas N., Stamison, Christine M., Henderson, Kittie S., Okerson, Ann, Van Rennes, Rob, Dooley, Jim, Kemp, Rebecca, Little, Geoffrey, Fowler, David C., Douglas, Kimberly, Clemens, Lawrence, Linoski, Alexis D.

“…This installment of Balance Point presents a series of written interviews with a variety of participants in the current debate over the possible death of the…”
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Is the "Big Deal" Dying? by Boissy, Robert W., Taylor, Thomas N., Stamison, Christine M., Henderson, Kittie S., Okerson, Ann, Van Rennes, Rob, Dooley, Jim, Kemp, Rebecca, Little, Geoffrey, Fowler, David C., Douglas, Kimberly, Clemens, Lawrence, Linoski, Alexis D.

“…This installment of Balance Point presents a series of written interviews with a variety of participants in the current debate over the possible death of the…”
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Seeking the New Normal by Henderson, Kittie S, Bosch, Stephen

“…[...]in June 2009, the U.S. House of Representatives Committee on Science and Technology convened a Scholarly Publishing Roundtable to review the current state…”
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Seeking the new normal: budget strains force radical change by Henderson, Kittie S, Bosch, Stephen

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Seeking the New Normal: Periodicals Price Survey 2010 by Henderson, Kittie S, Bosch, Stephen

“…The year 2009 will be remembered as one of angst, with the economy dominating news around the world. Few libraries were immune to the extraordinary financial…”
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