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Late Breaks...Academic Search Premier

  • 04/01/01

EBSCO Publishing has released its largest scholarly full-text database, Academic Search Premier. The reference database offers complete full text coverage for over 2,700 peer-reviewed and other scholarly journals. Designed specifically for the academic community, the database includes only journals that are appropriate for colleges and universities. EBSCO provides integrated information resources and management solutions worldwide through print and electronic journal subscription services, reference database development and production, online multi-database access and e-commerce book procurement. For more information, visit www.ebsco.com.

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