Focus 70 | SCONUL

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ISSN 1745-5790

The list of contents for SCONUL Focus 70 can be found below.

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Editorial
Back to basics: the importance of library collections
Steve Rose

Shared value
Collaborative evidence-based ebook acquisition in Scotland
Wendy Walker and Colin Sinclair

Marketing and launching the reading lists service to academics and students
Helen Rimmer and Sian Downes

The student library reps project at Goldsmiths College
Giving students a say in our collections
Marion Harris

Patron-driven obsession
Adopting patron-driven acquisition as UWE’s sole method of e-book acquisition
Ted Spilsbury and Matt Durant

Print or e preference?
An assessment of changing patterns in content usage at Regent’s University London
Kirsty Franks

Developing a collections review framework at the University of Southampton
Jonathan Chipp

New manuscript found at City, University of London
Rob Hodgson and Simon Bralee

Rare books and printed special collections at Bangor University
Elen Simpson, Shan Robinson and Mairwen Owen

Conservation challenges at the National Library of Scotland
Isobel Griffin and Claire Thomson

Dealing with donations
The experience of the University of East London
Kelly Travers

Bibles from around the world
The Hibernian Bible Society collection at Maynooth University Library
Barbara McCormack