Copyright infringement has grown commonplace in the digitalization sector. E-book retailers
in several nations infringe on copyrighted work licensing for their advantage. Because …

Demand driven acquisitions (DDA) have become commonplace in academic libraries, but
little is known about how they are assessed. This scoping review provides a comprehensive …

Demand-driven acquisition (DDA) programs are playing an increasingly important role in
academic libraries. However, the literature surrounding this topic illustrates the wide …

A large part of the literature published in the 'Global South'is barely covered by bibliographic
databases. Institutional policies increasingly require researchers globally to publish in …

The demand-driven acquisitions (DDA) model has been established as a standard
component of collection development strategies for academic libraries. The University of …

The realities of budgetary constraints, and a transformative digital world, point to a future in
which academic libraries continue to expand demand driven acquisitions in order to …

This article reports findings from a multiphase analysis of demand-driven acquisitions (DDA)
within the academic research library setting. Evaluating local collections within the context of …

In this article, the authors describe a patron-driven acquisitions plan successfully
implemented at the City University of New York. The authors provide background on the City …

This article describes the results of a survey that gathered data on perceptions and use of e-
books from undergraduate students, graduate students, faculty, and staff at two Maryland …

Collections are one of the core resources provided by libraries and are often seen as what
defines a library. Collection policies and priorities are put into place to guide the growth of …