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Summary: Periodicals, also called serials, are titles published more than once throughout the year (e.g., daily, weekly, monthly). Three main categories of periodicals exist, each with a different purpose and audience in mind. You can search Ulrich'sWeb Global Serials Directory to find the content type and the context for 300,000 periodical titles worldwide. Or to find those titles to which SPC specifically subscribes, you can search and gain their access through Journals A-Z. |
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