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American Mathematical Society journals now preserved in Portico

Portico is pleased to announce that all the electronic content from the American Mathematical Society (AMS) – one of Portico's first publisher partners – has been preserved in the Portico archive. AMS has chosen Portico as the archive for the current electronic content of eleven journals (including the entirety of its three e-only titles). From these eleven titles, Portico has fully preserved all the bibliographic data, PDF page content, and supplemental files of over 10,000 articles published between 1995 and the present and will preserve new content from each of these eleven journals as it is published. AMS is dedicated to the interests of pure and applied mathematical research and scholarship, publishing Journal of the American Mathematical Society, Proceedings of the American Mathematical Society, Transactions of the American Mathematical Society, and Mathematics of Computation among other titles.

Through its archiving agreement with Portico the AMS continues its strong commitment to preservation of its publications. Since 1996, AMS has been archiving its four flagship print publications with JSTOR and by archiving its electronic current content with Portico, the AMS has assured the future availability of the complete publication run of these four titles for future scholars, practitioners, researchers, and students.

In addition to supplying journal content, AMS has agreed to make an annual financial contribution to Portico and has designated the Archive as an official delivery platform for post-cancellation access claims.

With the inclusion of AMS journal publications, over 375,000 articles have been preserved within the Portico archive. The complete list of journal titles committed to the archive is available at http://www.portico.org/about/content_digitally_preserved_alpha.html and a list of participating publishers is available at http://www.portico.org/about/part_publishers.html.

Please visit the Portico website to view a current list of participating libraries http://www.portico.org/about/participating_libraries.html.

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