New TCA Electronic Resources Reviews

Wednesday, January 30, 2013
Contact: 
Mary Wilke - mwilke@crl.edu

The January 2013 issue (V14N3) of The Charleston Advisor, an online review of electronic resources for libraries, features several new reviews, including: Nineteenth Century Collections Online (NCCO), Oxford Scholarship Online, The Vogue Archive, and PrivCo, a database of analytical reports on private companies. The issue also includes “Text-Mining and Libraries: Summary of a Conversation with Publishers,” a summary of the CRL webinar held in November 2012. 

As a benefit of CRL membership, librarians and specialists at CRL libraries have free access to all TCA online reviews. CRL also invites your ideas on future databases and electronic resources for review. 

To maintain a high level of accuracy and integrity, all TCA reviews are peer-reviewed by librarians. Reviewers come from all fields and all types of libraries, ensuring that products are reviewed by people who actually use them. For more information, visit www.charlestonco.com . To see all Charleston Advisor product reviews over the last ten years, visit their scoreboard.

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