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Volume 39, Number 1, 2005

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    Chern Li Liew:
    Online cultural heritage exhibitions: a survey of information retrieval features. 4-24
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    Margaret Jay, Sheila Webber:
    Impact of the internet on delivery of reference services in English public libraries. 25-38
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    Jane Secker:
    DELIVERing library resources to the virtual learning environment. 39-49
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    Leith Haarhoff:
    Books from the past: an e-books project at Culturenet Cymru. 50-65
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    Naicheng Chang:
    Data manipulation in an XML-based digital image library. 62-72
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    Stephen van Dulken:
    Patent and Trademark Information: Uses and Perspectives. 73-74
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    Rodney Brunt:
    Education for Cataloging and the Organization of Information: Pitfalls and the Pendulum. 74-76
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    Peter Lea:
    Virtual Reference Services: Issues and Trends. 76-77
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    Lucy A. Tedd:
    Digital Dilemmas and Solutions. 78-80
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    Dahlia Shamsuddin:
    The Advanced Internet Searcher's Handbook (3rd ed.). 80-81
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    Jonathan Eaton:
    Building an Electronic Resource Collection: A Practical Guide (2nd edition). 82-84
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    Stephanie Silvester:
    Digital Images and Art Libraries in the Twenty-First Century. 84-87
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    Jon P. Knight:
    Managing your Internet and Intranet services: the Information Professional's Guide to Strategy (2nd ed.). 87-89
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    Jon P. Knight:
    Using Open Source Systems for Digital Libraries. 89-90
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    Linda F. Dorrington:
    Biology Resources in the Electronic Age. 91-92

Volume 39, Number 2, 2005

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    Simon J. Bevan:
    Electronic thesis development at Cranfield University. 100-111
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    Tim Wales:
    Library subject guides: a content management case study at the Open University, UK. 112-121
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    Stephen M. Mutula:
    Peculiarities of the digital divide in sub-Saharan Africa. 122-138
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    Georgios Skretas:
    Factors affecting the full use of library and information management systems by library personnel. 139-146
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    Andrew Brown, Neil Smyth:
    Serials Solutions and LinkFinderPlus at the University of Wales Swansea. 147-159
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    Ram Kumar Matoria, P. K. Upadhyay:
    Migration of data from one library management system to another: a case study in India. 160-166
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    Henry S. Rzepa:
    Chemistry Resources in the Electronic Age. 167-169
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    Sue Batley:
    Knowledge Organisation and Classification in International Information Retrieval. 169-170
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    William Foster:
    Know it All, Find it Fast: An A-Z Source Guide for the Enquiry Desk (2nd ed.). 170-171
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    Gobinda G. Chowdhury:
    Metadata for Information Management and Retrieval. 171-173
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    Johnson Paul:
    The Information Society: A Study of Continuity and Change (4th ed.). 173-175
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    Luke Tredinnick:
    Libraries without Walls 5: The Distributed Delivery of Library and Information Services. 175-177
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    Lucy A. Tedd:
    The Extreme Searcher's Internet Handbook: A Guide for Serious Searchers. 177-178
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    Susie Andretta:
    Teaching Information Skills Theory and Practice. 179-180

Volume 39, Number 3, 2005

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    Susan Copeland, Andrew Penman, Richard Milne:
    Electronic theses: the turning point. 185-197
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    Richard Jones, Theo Andrew:
    Open access, open source and e-theses: the development of the Edinburgh Research Archive. 198-212
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    Jan Pisanski, Maja Zumer:
    National library web sites in Europe: an analysis. 213-226
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    George Macgregor, Fraser Nicolaides:
    Towards improved performance and interoperability in distributed and physical union catalogues. 227-247
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    Reason Baathuli Nfila, Motumi Nini Dintwe, K. N. Rao:
    Experience of systems migration at the University of Botswana Library: a case study. 248-256
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    Esharenana E. Adomi:
    Internet development and connectivity in Nigeria. 257-268
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    F. Jayakanth, Kurt Maly, Mohammad Zubair, L. Aswath:
    Approaches to make CDS/ISIS databases interoperable with OAI-compliant digital libraries. 269-278
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    Barbara Allan:
    Developing Academic Library Staff for Future Success. 279-281
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    Chris Armstrong:
    Information Literacy: A Practitioner's Guide. 281-283
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    Caroline Gale:
    The Skeptical Business Searcher: The Information Advisor's Guide to Evaluating Web Data, Sites, and Sources. 284-285
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    Jane Secker:
    Qualitative Research for the Information Professional: A Practical Handbook, 2nd ed. 285-288

Volume 39, Number 4, 2005

Special Issue: Digital Histories

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    Ian G. Anderson, Lucy A. Tedd:
    Digital Histories. 293-296
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    Robert Shoemaker:
    Digital London: Creating a searchable web of interlinked sources on eighteenth century London. 297-311
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    Sian Everitt:
    Opportunistic collaboration: Unlocking the archives of the Birmingham Institute of Art and Design. 312-323
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    Andy White:
    The development of digital resources by library and information professionals and historians: Two case studies from Northern Ireland. 324-336
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    Roger C. Schonfeld:
    JSTOR: a case study in the recent history of scholarly communications. 337-344
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    Christopher Saunders:
    Digital imaging South Africa (DISA): a case study. 345-352
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    Glen Segell:
    Unlocking the Royal Geographical Society Archives: The experiences of a Fellow of the Society as a teacher and as a researcher. 353-365
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    Jaqueline Spence:
    Small organisations and cultural institutions - a digital future? 366-380
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    Ian Ledsham:
    Essential Classification. 381-382
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    Rodney Brunt:
    Essential Dewey. 382-384
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    Stella Maris Pendleton:
    Pathways to Nursing: A Guide to Library and Online Research in Nursing and Allied Health. 385-386
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    Martin Myhill:
    Managing Digital Resources in Libraries. 386-387
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    John D. Bovey:
    The Content Management Handbook. 387-388
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    Mel Collier:
    Supporting E-learning: A Guide for Library and Information Managers. 389-391
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    Jonathan Eaton:
    International Yearbook of Library and Information Management 2004-2005: scholarly publishing in an electronic era. 391-393
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    Lucy A. Tedd:
    Emerging Issues in the Electronic Environment: Challenges for Librarians and Researchers in the Sciences. 393-395
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    Jane Secker:
    Managing Digital Rights: A Practitioner's Guide. 395-396
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    Mary A. Burke:
    Annual Review of Information Science and Technology (ARIST) Volume 39. 397-399
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    James McCloskey:
    A Guide to Docutek, Inc's ERes Software: A Way to Manage Electronic Reserves. 399-400
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    Patrick B. Mahoney:
    The Eleventh Off-campus Library Services Conference Proceedings. 400
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    Virginia Baldwin:
    Online Ecological and Environmental Data. 400-401
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    Peter M. D. Gray:
    The Functional Approach to Data Management: Modelling, Analysing and Integrating Heterogeneous Data. 401

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