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The future for publishers and librarians in the academic world can be bright, but only if they change their current approaches. New agents and aggregators are introducing new ways of providing information that challenge the traditional system. Publishers and librarians must react by revising their thinking. In particular, new financial models and new attitudes to users' needs are required.

How to Cite: Friend, F.J., 2001. New intermediaries, or the old intermediaries in a new guise?. Serials, 14(1), pp.41–45. DOI: http://doi.org/10.1629/1441