![Transactional access
[pay-per-view] is by
no means a magic
bullet to solve all
problems, but the
possibility exists for it to change
the way libraries purchase serial
resources.
Adam Murray and Ryan Weir
Murray State University](data:image/gif;base64,R0lGODlhAQABAIAAAAAAAP///yH5BAEAAAAALAAAAAABAAEAAAIBRAA7)
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Pay-Per-View Isn’t All Wet: Providing Articles Can Save the Budget; Charleston Conference 2010
- 1. Pay-Per-View Isn’t All Wet: Providing Articles Can Save the Budget Barbara MacAlpine Trinity University, San Antonio, Texas Charleston Conference Presentation November 4, 2010
- 2. Transactional access [pay-per-view] is by no means a magic bullet to solve all problems, but the possibility exists for it to change the way libraries purchase serial resources. Adam Murray and Ryan Weir Murray State University
- 3. “Pay-per-view will make fiscal sense to many institutions.” Steven Bachrach Semmes Distinguished Professor Chair, Department of Chemistry Trinity University
- 5. HOW WAS THE TRINITY BUDGET CHALLENGED IN 2006?
- 6. Increase in budget from FY05/06 to FY06/07: 2% Anticipated increase in cost of print subscriptions: 8% Anticipated budget shortfall: ~$50,000
- 7. WHERE HAVE ALL THE DOLLARS GONE?
- 8. Total Subscriptions, 2005/06 4% 96% Elsevier titles Non-Elsevier titles
- 9. Expenditure of Print Serials Budget 19% 81% Elsevier expenditure Non-Elsevier expenditure
- 10. WHAT’S HAPPENED TO PPV AT TU? Articles purchased $$ spent Satisfaction quotient
- 11. Elsevier journal articles purchased per year, October 2006—October 2010 14 208 343 310 379 0 50 100 150 200 250 300 350 400 2006 2007 2008 2009 2010 ArticlesPurchased
- 12. Expenditures for pay-per-view Elsevier journal articles, October 2006—October 2010 $420 $6,240 $10,290 $9,300 $11,370 $0 $2,000 $4,000 $6,000 $8,000 $10,000 $12,000 2006 2007 2008 2009 2010
- 13. PAY-PER-VIEW AT SURVEYED LIBRARIES Most common: Wiley Elsevier
- 14. ELSEVIER Article Choice—small libraries Spending survey:c$30,000/year Currently $22--$31.50/article
- 15. WILEY ArticleSelect—pre-purchased tokens Price decreases with quantity Range of $10.50--$28.50/article
- 16. FUTURE OF PPV AT TU Elsevier: electronic mediation for students spend more ? Wiley: cancel most subs. spend spend spend (tokens)
- 17. Considering PPV? Usage statistics Communicate w/faculty Budget creatively Educate faculty Usage statistics!
- 18. What about your library?
- 19. Questions post conference? Contact me at bmacalpi@trinity.edu
- 20. Sources Bachrach, Steven. “Pay Per View at Trinity.” Message to Barbara MacAlpine. 14 October 2010. E-mail. Lifesavers picture by Scott Ehardt available at wikimedia.org. Murray, Adam, and Ryan Weir. “Giving the People What They Want: User-driven Acquisition of Journal Articles.” Abstract from a presentation given at the 29th Charleston Conference, Charleston, S.C., November 5, 2009. Online.