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Rare Books and Manuscripts Section in hard copy by subscription, is a formal academic journal that treats special collections topics and has been issued twice a year since 1986. Founded as "Rare Books and Manuscript Librarianship", the title was changed to its present one in 2000. Except for the last three issues, some back files of the journal are available online. Finally, RBMS produced a semi-annual printed "RBMS Newsletter", which began in 1984, eventually went to electronic only, and in 2010 was phased out entirely. All newsletter back-files are available, however, online. The committee maintains a presence online through multiple media, including its own website