having just read the "small print," this may or may not be interesting...

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FREE ONLINE ACCESS to SAGE journals including newly digitized deep backfile
until 28 February, 2007!

SAGE knows that a journals' archive is just as valuable to today's research
as the latest up-to-the minute findings.  We are therefore pleased to
announce that SAGE have scanned and digitized over 400,000 articles from our
print journal backfiles and uploaded them to the SAGE Journals Online
platform. This means over 5 million additional pages are now online across
the fields of Business, Humanities, Social Sciences, and Science, Technology
and Medicine, and even more is on the way soon.

To celebrate throughout February all content on SAGE Journals Online is
accessible for free! 

There are two ways to gain access:

1) If your institution subscribes to one or more SAGE journals, free online
access to ALL SAGE journals, including the newly digitized backfile, is
available for you, your colleagues, and your students until
28 February, 2007. No registration is required. Just visit SAGE Journals
Online <http://online.sagepub.com <http://online.sagepub.com/> > 

 to start accessing articles in your discipline today! 

2) If your institution does not subscribe to any SAGE journals, please visit
https://online.sagepub.com/cgi/register?registration=FT20074 to register for
free online access to the free trial today.

*Complete backfiles are not available for all titles. 

**Free access offer does not include access to the SAGE Full-Text
Collections on SAGE Journals Online.

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