Document "rental" service via DeepDyve, a deep web search engine
Posted by Celia Walter | 29 Oct, 2009Document rental service brings “deep web” content to the mainstream
Between The Lines – “DeepDyve, a search engine that specializes in indexing the contents of documents published deep into a Web site, is announcing a Netflix-like service that allows users to “rent” documents such as medical journal articles on a per-use basis.”
From Library Stuff blogDeepDyve today unveiled the world's largest online rental service for scientific, technical and medical research.
From a growing database spanning thousands of journals, DeepDyve now gives consumers and professionals access to more than 30 million articles for as
little as $0.99 per article...
From Reuters