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    1. What is Happening to the Oxford University Press Journals Digital Archive collection?

    What is Happening to the Oxford University Press Journals Digital Archive collection?

    Oxford University Press Journals Digital Archive is not maintained / offered by Oxford University Press. Instead, for managing their archival information, mutual customers are advised to activate collection Oxford Journals Archive All Titles (target_ID 4340000000001037).

    Oxford University Press Journals Digital Archive management level will be changed to "Not Maintained". It will be renamed to Oxford University Press Journals Digital Archive (legacy). Therefore, if you opt to keep this collection activated in your knowledgebase, any updates to it will need to be done locally as we will not verify the requested changes with the provider. 

     


    • Article last edited: 01-JAN-2024
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