Journal & e-Package Services
Discover why working with EBSCO to manage your journals, magazines and e-packages helps you make the most of your subscription spend.
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Upcoming Live Webinar: The Ecosystem of Library Serials
Part of EBSCO Academy’s Serials Management series, this webinar will provide a clear, practical introduction to how libraries secure and manage access to serials and digital content, including the roles of library consortia and serials agents.
Integration of EBSCONET with ILS Platform Helps University of Washington Libraries
Learn how the University of Washington Libraries is saving time and reducing manual work by integrating EBSCONET with its ILS. This customer success story highlights how automated, real-time renewal updates improve accuracy, increase efficiency, and simplify subscription management for library staff.
Community Licensing Made Simpler with EBSCO Community Plus
EBSCO Community Plus (EC+) helps libraries participate in publisher agreements through an established, library-focused licensing framework. With EC+, eligible libraries can access community licensing opportunities without having to negotiate independently, making participation easier.
Taylor & Francis Journals Collection
Support teaching, learning, and research across disciplines with access to more than 2,250 peer-reviewed journals from Taylor & Francis. Covering the humanities, social sciences, science, technology, and medicine, the collection delivers current scholarship from leading researchers around the world.
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