Project MUSE
Minitex News articles tagged with "Project MUSE" (14):
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Project MUSE special book collection offers available now
Project MUSE offers an evidence-based acquisitions model for its ebook collection sales, as well as custom collections, single titles, and an annual frontlist collection.
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Project MUSE offers new IP authentication process for journal subscribers
Project MUSE announces a new collaboration with theIPregistry.org to make the process of checking, monitoring and updating the IP addresses used to authenticate access to content easier for their library subscribers. This is in addition to what they currently offer.
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Project MUSE free webinar on Subscribe to Open
Join Project MUSE for a free webinar on Wednesday, September 18 at 11:00 a.m. to get an introduction to Subscribe to Open, an equitable open-access model.
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Project MUSE announces five new collection journals for 2025
Project MUSE confirms that five titles are joining their curated Journal Collections beginning in 2025.
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Project MUSE 2024 books frontlist collections now available
The Annual Frontlist Collections from Project MUSE offer libraries the earliest access to newly-published books from the more than 200 university press and related scholarly publishers who participate in MUSE book collections. The 2024 collections are now available for purchase.
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Project MUSE PLUS+ Package
Project MUSE is offering a large bundle of titles that are not included in any of the curated MUSE Journal Collections in a PLUS+ Package.
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Project MUSE announces five new collection journals for 2024
Project MUSE is pleased to announce that five titles have been confirmed to join their curated journal collections beginning in 2024.
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New journals confirmed to join Project MUSE in 2020
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Project MUSE is pleased to announce that the following journals have been confirmed to join our collection in 2020:
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Project MUSE moving to HTTPS on August 26
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On Monday, August 26, 2019, Project MUSE will move to supporting connections only via secure HTTPS. Users should see no changes in functionality or the user experience.
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