We have just put through a request for MARC
records, which is an annual cost, so I believe this service is now
available.
We use TDNet and our initial beta loads were great, so now we want to
pick up with the regular MARC record loads so as not to lose ground on
this effort.
Connei Foster
Patricia Thompson wrote:
OCLC's E-Serials Holdings service does not provide MARC
records.
The only thing the E-Serials Holdings Service does is attach your
library
holdings symbol to records in WorldCat for titles you have
subscriptions
to, so you don't have to go in and do it yourself. They get your
holdings information from whatever serials service you use. Their
website
says they work with WorldCat Link Manager, EBSCO LinkSource, Serials
Solutions 360 Link and the TDNet e-Resource Manager.
Pat Thompson
At 10:44 AM 2/3/2010, Shulamis Hes wrote:
Has
anyone used
E-Serials Holdings offered by OCLC? Can you comment on it, namely
how it compares with other MARC record providers such as Serials
Solutions?
Thanks.
Shulamis
Hes
Electronic
Collections
Librarian
Yeshiva University
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New York, NY 10033
shulamis.hes@yu.edu
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