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UT Austin and the CCC's annual subscription license
As CCC announces today, the University of Texas at Austin has subscribed to the CCC's new annual license for the academic year '08-'09. We added this source of authority to our existing legal (fair use) and contractual (databases and transactional)...
Posted by Georgia Harper on September 8, 2008 6:40 PM
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