Many times when we found wrong metadata in PCI and reported to Ex Libris for correction, it took them a long time to contact the data vendors to make the corrections. Sometimes they never can get response or correction from the vendors, and the wrong metadata stayed in PCI without any changes. The wrong metadata is really misleading and cannot generate the correct OpenURLs for users to reach the full text articles. I would suggest Ex Libris to build an internal metadata correction layer for the PCI data to improve its quality. With this layer, even the vendors don't correct the wrong metadata, Primo and Primo VE still can display the correct metadata and generate the correct OpenURLs.

Dear all,

could you please create, in SFX, a new target BIBLIOTECAGIUFFREVOLUMI_EBOOKS, target service getFullTxt, for the italian ebook platform named Biblioteca Volumi < https://www.iusexplorer.it/Volumi> and add all the objects here attached?

Biblioteca Volumi - Giuffrè is a one of the more comprehensive and extensive italian ebook collection about law and the related subject. The collection includes more than 14.000 ebook title published by Giuffre since 2001 until today and, furthermore, a broad selection of out of print books since 1931 to 2000 .

Furthermore, could you please add the category Law and subcategory General and Others to each object?

Regards,

Elisa Minardi

Brepols Publishers is an international academic publisher of works in the humanities. The focus of its publications lies in "source-works" from Antiquity, the Middle Ages and the Early Modern period. By this is meant critical editions of original texts and documents in their original language, reference works such as encyclopaedias, handbooks and bibliographies, as well as monograph studies and cutting-edge research.

The following Brepolis databases (online encyclopedias, handbooks and bibliographies) would significantly enrich the indexes if there were added to Primo Central and Summon:
- L'Année Philologique
- Bibliography of British and Irish History
- International Medieval Bibliography
- Bibliographie de civilisation médiévale
- International Bibliography of Humanism and the Renaissance
- Lexikon des Mittelalters
- International Encyclopaedia for the Middle Ages
- Europa Sacra
- In Principio
- Répertoire des traductions françaises des Père de l'Église
- Ut per litteras apostolicas... Papal letters
- Vetus Latina Database
- Dictionnaire d'Histoire et de Géographie Ecclésiastiques
- Index Religiosus
- Bibliothèque bibliographique des littératures francophones européennes
- Patrologia Orientalis Database
- Library of Latin Texts (A + B)
- Monumenta Germaniae Historica
- Aristoteles Latinus Database
- Archive of Celtic-Latin Literature
- Database of Latin Dictionaries
- The Dictionary of Medieval Latin from British Sources

HathiTrust collections are defined by access rights; materials that are fully accessible to users are within their Full View collection, which includes Public Domain, Open Access, Creative Commons, and other materials to which owners have given permissions for access. Materials restricted in access are defined as Limited - Search Only; these materials include those with copyright restrictions. These two categories, Full View and Limited - Search Only can be further refined by geographical region, for US or non-US. Info about access rights is at https://www.hathitrust.org/access_use and info about data files is at https://www.hathitrust.org/data.

The ExLibris CZ (and PCI) collections for HathiTrust do not align with the HathiTrust files available. Instead, the ExLibris collections are limited to Public Domain (only) Collections, which includes no Open Access/Creative Commons/Other Licensed content beyond the Public Domain; and Copyright restricted collections. These two categories are then further refined by US and non-US.

It would be much better to have access to the entire Full View HathiTrust collections; the restriction to Public Domain seems arbitrary and unhelpful, and it is not a restriction that HathiTrust makes itself. Since the data files are out there and made fully accessible for use, I sincerely implore ExLibris to use the data files or OAI harvest from HathiTrust to provide full and accurate access to the collections. The existing ExLibris CZ (and PCI) collections are extremely inadequate.

Our goal is to include records for all those materials to which users have full access but exclude records for copyright-restricted materials, which is not currently possible with the existing ExLibris collections, which either leave out accessible materials or include copyright-restricted.

I would like separate electronic collections in the Community Zone for Factiva, specific to the academic subscription product and non-academic subscription products.

We have an academic subscription to Factiva and have activated the Electronic Collection 'Factiva' in the Community Zone. When you follow the links to full text in many of the portfolio records, you get a message saying 'No search results. This may be due to content restrictions on your academic account'. I believe this is because this single electronic collection contains records relating to content that is available to subscribers of the academic product, but also records relating to content that is not available via the academic subscription. I would like separate Electronic Collections containing only records for the content that is available via the relevant product.