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From an EBSCO News Release:

EBSCO Publishing (EBSCO) has released 24 new eBook subject sets. The subject sets are part of a rapidly growing collection of eBooks that are offered in convenient collections grouped by subject matter.

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Subject sets are a prepackaged set of titles chosen specifically for their subject appeal. The collection development team of librarians and collection specialists use their expertise and knowledge to create collections and sets for libraries. Director of Content Collections for EBSCO Publishing Eve-Marie Miller says some of the recent collections were created with the international markets in mind.

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The subject sets have no duplication among current or past offerings. The 24 new subject sets that are now available include:

Aging & Gerontology
Asian Regional Studies
Biography
Canadian Studies
Career Choice
Career Improvement & Professional Development
Caribbean & Latin American  Studies
Civil Engineering
Dentistry & Oral Sciences
Disaster Management
Electrical & Electronic Engineering
Engineering Mathematics
Finance
Green Living
Information Technology: French
Latin American & Caribbean History: Spanish
Mechanical Engineering
Military History
Natural & Alternative Medicine
Robotics
Technology: German
Terrorism & Counterterrorism
UK – Eire Studies
Vocational Education II

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eBooks on EBSCOhost offers nearly 300,000 eBooks and audiobooks. EBSCO is proactively soliciting new content in key areas and approximately 5,000 new titles are expected to be added each month.  In April EBSCO will release a preview of eBooks on EBSCOhost with a full migration to the EBSCOhost platform expected by July.

Read the Complete News Release

Via INFOdocket.com

1 COMMENT

  1. This is corporate puffery with no discernible information content. If we don’t know what is in these “collections” or how much the company is charging for them, we can’t tell whether this is useful packaging or scam. I’d suspect scam from the online info about EBSCO, an Alabama company which also sells fishing lures and steel joists.

    Why is this here?

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