In terms of both content and currency, many users have the expectation that electronic journals are identical to their print counterparts. In reality, this isn't always the case. While some electronic journals mirror their print counterparts, others display variations of content. For instance, in some cases, individual articles, which have been copyrighted in print, are not included in the electronic version. Items like letters to the editor and advertisements are not always included in the electronic version.
Some electronic issues merge corresponding print issues.
The variations are likely to increase as the electronic journal itself evolves. Faculty, staff, students and walk-in on site users are authorized to access the content of JACC titles. In general, fair use rules under copyright apply to JACC titles. There are no simultaneous use restrictions. The MARC records for the Online titles are available now.