The new Librarians/Institutional Information home page has been established to help librarians, corporate and institutional representatives, and subscription agents to find pertinent information in an easy format.

The homepage features links to Pricing and Subscriptions, Licensing for Online Journals, Announcements, Permissions and Copyright, APS Contacts, and APS Journals Homepage.

Pricing and Subscription page includes links to frequently accessed services and information of interest regarding institutional multi-tier pricing for 2002, price chart for 2002, combination package subscriptions for 2002, Carnegie Foundation link, information to request tier classification, journal description by title, claims and reprints, ordering information, single issue sales, article at a time purchase and 2001 pricing information.

Licensing for Online Journals page includes a link to the APS Online Institutional Licensing Agreement, multi-site and consortium licensing, feature to add or change an IP address or range and the APS policy on interlibrary loan.

Announcements page includes the latest press releases, news, and updates regarding publication activities at APS. Currently this page features links to Usage Statistics (now available) and PROLA (online back to 1893).  Other announcements include links to partnering with the Library of Congress, mirror site at Cornell University, archiving policy and more!

Permissions and Copyright page includes links to Copyright Transfer Forms (Ascii, PDF, and PS format), permissions information and copyright and permissions frequently asked questions and answers (FAQs).

APS Contact page includes links to APS Customer Service, APS Subscription and Fulfillment Services, claims and reprints, IP updates, and APS Editorial Offices.

APS Journals page includes links to each of the journals and features a convenient lookup box near the top which allows users to go directly to any article in APS journals, from 1893 to present, if they know the bibliographic citation information [volume and page (or article identifier, for articles published in the new e-first mode)].