Support : Publications : Chronolog Archives : September/October 2003

New Publishers Added to Dialog e-Journal Links

Nearly 80 new publishers have been added to Dialog e-Journal Links, tripling the number of participating publishers and aggregators. These new publishers focus mainly on scientific, technical and medical sources useful to medical and clinical researchers, engineers, chemists, patent attorneys and many others. E-Journal linking is available on DialogWeb, DialogSelect, Dialog Intranet Toolkit, and Dialog1.

With e-Journal Links you can take advantage of the relationships and licenses you already have in place with certain aggregators and publishers. Here's how it works:

• Complete your search on Dialog and retrieve the results.
  
  
• When a citation or abstract is viewed from our collection of e-Journal-enabled files, the Dialog linking system recognizes whether you have a relationship or subscription with an aggregator or publisher that can provide the complete document of the referenced article.
  
  
• If you have an agreement, then a link to the fulltext displays.

Note: An administrator at the customer site is able to manage these links through an administrative tool called the Dialog Subscription Manager.

Some of the new publishers include: American Society for Biochemistry and Molecular Biology, American Association of Immunologists: The Journal of Immunology, American Psychiatric Publishing, The Royal Society of Medicine and Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences (PNAS). A list of files which contain e-Journal linking is available at www.dialog.com/products/ejournal/sources.shtml.

Whether your area of investigation is basic or applied research, product development, clinical trials, patents, litigation or FDA regulation, you will benefit from the e-Journal linking feature available from Dialog.

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