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Articles found on the Research at Penn web site are drawn from communications offices and publications across the University To suggest an article on a given research project, contact the communications office for the appropriate school or department and alert them to the project. Information on these offices can be found in the Our Sources area of the Research at Penn web site.

Merinews Picks is the editorial boards’ choice for the day. Every article before being uploaded gets scanned by the members of the jury that decides on its selection for merinews picks. Any article which is picked for merinews picks is awarded under the guidelines of merinews Rewards and Recognition program.

In general, the two databases Academic Search Premier or WilsonSelectPlus are good places to start. Go to the How Do I Find Articles section on the ACU Library Reference Finding Articles page for more information about finding articles.

EI: Please ask. Some of our content we will let go, some we do not. In general, if you are merely republishing the occasional EI article we will probably say yes. For key articles, such as investigative reports, EI exclusives, breaking news articles -- and in general -- we would prefer that you linked to the articles on our site. We do not move articles, so your links will not expire.

The viewers choice section is a reflection of the most viewed and most commented articles on the website in a definite period. It is an automated selection based on a complex formula involving the number of views and comments.

SiteXpress has a powerful built in HTML editor that allows you to write content as it will appear on your website. You can add tables, style your text, upload new images, create hyperlinks to other pages, websites or even files for your visitors to download, and change the font to add impact to any site!

Yes. All full-text pages, Author pages and Tables of Contents pages now have links to 'URL for this page' or 'URL for this text'. These give access to durable links that can be used for linking in to Literature Online from course pages or other web sites.

The library provides access to more than 80 online databases. These online databases are used to locate bibliographic and/or full-text information for thousands of magazine, journal, newspaper, and encyclopedia articles, as well as book chapters, proceedings, papers, and other documents.

Yes. Copy your files to any standard storage device (floppy, zip-disk, flash drive, CD-ROM, and so on) and bring it in along with a completed Electronic Course Reserve Request Form, or if the file is on a Web server you can simply include the URL/web address to the online material on the Electronic Course Reserve Request Form and submit that.

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From issue XV/1 (Spring 2006), The Messenger can be downloaded in pdf format. This service, however, is restricted to member of ESSE who receive the printed edition of The Messenger. The pdf documents are protected by a password, which can be found in the corresponding printed issue of The Messenger.

The selected articles will cover ideas, issues, and best-practice principles associated directly with customer relations, Distribution channels, Marketing management, Marketing organization, Marketing strategy, Organizational structure, Sales & marketing, Sales management, Sales organization, Sales strategy, and Service management.

Because they were locked. The lock flag has a higher precedence than any operation or other flag. Locked messages can only be deleted if they are first unlocked. The "Mark All", "Unmark All", "Flip Marking", "Unlock Marked" and "Lock Marked" functions work well together to easily manipulate locked articles. As with GPL Yanoff, each single article may exist in more than one NG.

Many of the costs entailed in journal publishing are directly affected by the number of pages published - e.g. copyediting, typesetting, online production and many online hosting costs. Hence longer papers have higher associated costs. It is envisaged that the advertised author charges coupled with institutional memberships will be sufficient to cover costs for the majority of papers, but for papers over nine pages long, excess page charges of $170 per page will be levied.

Answer: No, you cannot duplicate or retransmit via any medium any web pages, graphics, other files, their contents (or any data that resolves to said information, including but not limited to all forms of encryption) without the written permission of both the Site Maintainer and any other individuals who hold the ownership on part of those pages (for example, by owning individual articles or messages). Any other use is not permissible.

Electronic resources in the FDLP must meet the same basic criteria as traditional products in the program. They must have public interest or educational value, are not intended strictly for internal use in the issuing agency, and are not classified for reasons of national security. Resources are evaluated by Library Programs Service staff using these criteria. Staff also consider criteria in Superintendent of Documents Policy Statement 71 (SOD 71) in cases which require a choice between formats.