PLEASE NOTE THAT the listing for VetLogic has been removed from the library’s Find Databases service following the cancellation of our subscription.
Category: Withdrawn resources
Withdrawn resource: i-law
Withdrawn resource: Art Index Retrospective
Withdrawn Resource: Nielsen Portfolio (Creative Club UK)
Withdrawn resource: Bates’ Visual Guide to Physical Examination
Withdrawn resource: Galaxy: Business and Commerce

DUE TO THE winding-up of the free-to-access web directory, the entry for the Galaxy: Business and Commerce web site has been withdrawn from the Find Databases service.
A legacy snapshot of the site remains available through the auspices of the Wayback Machine.
Updated and withdrawn free-to-access databases

FOLLOWING AN AUDIT of the free-to-access resources in the Find Databases service recently completed by the Serials team, several entries have been updated or withdrawn.
Withdrawn resources
Political resources on the Net
This resource has been withdrawn by its publishers and is now only available as a snapshot in the index of the Internet Archive.
Sociological Tour through Cyberspace, A
This resource has been withdrawn by Trinity University and is now only available as a snapshot in the index of the Internet Archive.
Updated resources
JISC Historic Books
The on-campus and off-campus access URLs of the Find Databases listing for this licensed-free-for-HE resource have been updated to reflect a change in the WAYFLess URL format supported by the platform. Authenticated access remains by university username and password.
Keele Guide to Government & Politics on the Internet > British Government and Politics on the Internet
The Keele Guide to Government & Politics on the internet has now become the British Government and Politics on the Internet directory. The title, on-campus and off-campus URLs and Category assignments of the Find Databases listing for this resource have been updated accordingly.
Linguist List, The
The on-campus and off-campus access URLs of the Find Databases listing for this resource have been updated to reflect the reorganisation and relaunch of the site.
Marx and Engels’ Writings > Marx Engels Archive
The Marx and Engels’ Writings site is no longer active and is now only available as a snapshot in the index of the Internet Archive. The resource has therefore been replaced by the Marx Engels Archive which provides much of the same searchable full-text material.
NDAD (National Digital Archive of Datasets)
Both on-campus and off-campus access URLs of the Find Database listing for this resource have been updated to reflect the fact that the NDAD has now been incorporated in the main National Archives platform.
Supreme Court Applications
The on-campus and off-campus access URLs of the Find Databases listing for this resource have been updated following a reorganisation of the (UK) Supreme Court web site.
Withdrawn resource: Zetoc

THE LISTING FOR the Zetoc abstract, indexing and table of contents service, has been withdrawn from the library’s Find Databases list following JISC’s retirement of the platform.
Zetoc was amongst the first online databases that the library enabled access to shortly after its launch in September 2000. Zetoc was also one of the first integrations to be bundled into the library’s then-new SFX OpenURL resolver service in 2004.
Withdrawn resource: Film Literature Index Online
Withdrawn resource: Research Resources for the Social Sciences
Withdrawn resource: the-artists.org

DUE TO THE winding-up of the free-to-access web directory, the entry for the the-artists.org web site has been withdrawn from the Find Databases service.
A legacy snapshot of the site remains available through the auspices of the Wayback Machine.
Withdrawn resource: Foreign Affairs Online

THE FOREIGN AFFAIRS Online service has been withdrawn from the Find Databases service.
This freely-accessible, non-subscription directory was previously managed by a researcher at the University of Virginia, and hosted on the university’s web platform, but is no longer available.
Archived snapshots of the site will remain available through the index of the Wayback Machine.






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