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The document discusses the evolving role of subscription agents and intermediaries in scholarly publishing. It provides background on the Association of Subscription Agents & Intermediaries (ASA) and describes how agents are adapting services to the changing publishing environment, such as facilitating access to electronic journals and databases, providing technical support, and assisting with consortia negotiations. The document also summarizes feedback from librarians and publishers on desired services from agents.
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