We have electronic access to Harvard Business Review all the
way back to the first issue in 1922 (about 13,000 articles and counting) via
Business Source Complete, an EBSCO
database. This access has always allowed users to print and/or save all of the
articles, as well as to read them on screen.
Since August, the Harvard Business Review is now restricting
access via EBSCO’s Business Source databases for 500 of its articles to
read-only access. This means Business Source Complete users can still access and read those 500
articles on-screen, but they will no longer be able to either print or save
them.
The remaining 12,500 (approx.) Harvard Business Review
articles can still be saved and printed from Business Source Complete.
The key things to note
are:
- The vast majority of Harvard Business Review articles can still be saved and printed out from Business Source Complete.
- The 500 articles that can no longer be saved or printed out can still be accessed and read on-screen.
- Aungier St library also has a print subscription to the Harvard Business Review, so students and staff can still photocopy an article that cannot be printed out (subject to the terms of DIT’s Irish Copyright Licence Agreement).