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JSTOR's Current Scholarship Program now available via EBSCO -

Content technology and consultative services provider EBSCO has announced that library customers can now purchase subscriptions to titles in JSTOR's Current Scholarship Program (CSP). Pricing and title lists can be obtained via EBSCONET, an EBSCO representative or from the JSTOR website.

CSP currently includes 174 titles from 19 publishers and offers access to current journal issues and associated archives through the JSTOR platform. Titles are available individually or as part of collections that mirror JSTOR's existing archive collections. Libraries can access CSP content from publishers such as The University of Chicago Press, University of California Press, The University of Illinois Press, The Historical Society of Pennsylvania and more.

The JSTOR CSP platform combines current issues with archive content, allowing for a more complete content experience. Libraries can purchase collections with current and backfile content for all titles within the collection, individual titles with current content only or single titles with current and backfile content. Current subscriptions to titles or collections in CSP include 'born digital' content for the title, which is content originally published in electronic form, outside of an aggregation.

When ordering CSP content via EBSCO, the order details become part of the EBSCO Integrated Knowledge Base. Available via EBSCONET or special reports, the order details can be used to automatically populate EBSCO's discovery and management solutions, including EBSCO A-to-Z and EBSCONET ERM Essentials. This integration is expected to save valuable hours of staff time and increases accuracy.

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