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Volume 44, Number 1, 2010

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    Fatemeh Zandian, Nosrat Riahinia, Ali Azimi, Nastaran Poursalehi:
    An evaluation of alert services: quantity versus quality. 5-12
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    Ashley Beamer, Mark Gillick:
    ScotlandsPlaces XML: bespoke XML or XML mapping? 13-27
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    Fotis Lazarinis:
    Developing a web tool for searching and viewing collections of high-quality cultural images. 28-38
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    Peter Levi:
    Digitising the past: The beginning of a new future at the Royal Tropical Institute of The Netherlands. 39-47
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    Vigdis Moe Skarstein:
    The Bookshelf: digitisation and access to copyright items in Norway. 48-58
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    Kanta Kapoor:
    Print and electronic resources: Usage statistics at Guru Gobind Singh Indraprastha University Library. 59-68
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    Maja Zumer:
    Information Science in Transition. 69-70
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    Andrew M. Cox:
    Managing Electronic Resources: New and Changing Roles for Libraries. 71-72
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    Eric Jukes:
    Text Editing, Print and the Digital World. 73-77
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    Rebecca Marsh:
    Measuring the impact of research.

Volume 44, Number 2, 2010

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    Steve Knight:
    Early learnings from the National Library of New Zealand's National Digital Heritage Archive project. 85-97
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    Jacqueline Knowles:
    Collaboration nation: the building of the Welsh Repository Network. 98-108
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    Adebambo Adewale Oduwole, Olatundun Oyewumi:
    Accessibility and use of web-based electronic resources by physicians in a psychiatric institution in Nigeria. 109-121
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    Roswitha Poll:
    NUMERIC: statistics for the digitisation of European cultural heritage. 122-131
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    Ana Kovacevic, Vladan Devedzic, Viktor Pocajt:
    Enhancing a core journal collection for digital libraries. 132-148
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    Margam Madhusudhan:
    RFID technology implementation in two libraries in New Delhi. 149-157
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    Manorama Tripathi:
    A report on the 30th Annual Conference of the International Association of Scientific and Technological University Libraries (IATUL). 158-165
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    Mary A. Burke:
    Annual Review of Information Science and Technology (ARIST), Volume 43. 166-170
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    Jane Secker:
    Copyright: Interpreting the Law for Libraries, Archives and Information Services. 170-172
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    Haliza Jailani:
    Managing Electronic Records, 4th ed. 172-174
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    Andrew M. Cox:
    Evaluation of Digital Libraries: An Insight into Useful Applications and Methods. 174-176
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    Johnson D. Paul:
    Digital Inclusion: Measuring the Impact of Information and Community Technology. 176-178
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    Sue Abbott:
    Library Web Ecology: What you need to know as a Web Design Coordinator. 179-180

Volume 44, Number 3, 2010

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    Ray Lonsdale, Chris Armstrong:
    Promoting your e-books: lessons from the UK JISC National e-Book Observatory. 185-206
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    Miroslaw Górny, John Catlow, Rafal Lewandowski:
    The state of development of digital libraries in Poland. 207-214
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    Jeong-Hyen Kim, Ji Hyun Moon:
    Korean books and FRBR: an investigation. 215-228
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    Dragan Ivanovic, Gordana Milosavljevic, Branko Milosavljevic, Dusan Surla:
    A CERIF-compatible research management system based on the MARC 21 format. 229-251
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    Neeraj Kumar Singh, Preeti Mahajan:
    Design and development of a chemistry subject portal at Panjab University Library, India. 252-270
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    B. T. Sampath Kumar, Bhalabhim Sankrappa Biradar:
    Use of ICT in college libraries in Karnataka, India: a survey. 271-282
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    Gerhard Bissels, Andrea Chandler:
    Two years on: Koha 3.0 in use at the CAMLIS library, Royal London Homœopathic Hospital. 283-290
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    Jane Secker:
    Searching 2.0. 291-293
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    Lucy A. Tedd:
    Digital Information: Order or Anarchy? 293-295

Volume 44, Number 4, 2010

Special Issue: East Asian perspectives

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    Long Xiao:
    Three-dimensional extension of a digital library service system. 303-313
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    Shao Min, Yang Yi:
    E-resources, services and user surveys in Tsinghua University Library. 314-327
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    Chunrong Luo, Jingfen Wang, Zhinong Zhou:
    Regional consortia for e-resources: a case study of deals in the South China Region. 328-341
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    Naicheng Chang, Yu-Chin Tsai, Alan Hopkinson:
    An evaluation of implementing Koha in a Chinese language environment. 342-356
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    Hyuk-Jin Lee:
    Collaboration in cultural heritage digitisation in East Asia. 357-373
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    Fei Xu:
    Implementation of an electronic resource assessment system in an academic library. 374-392
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    Jack R. (Jay) Koenig, Adam Mikeal:
    Creating complex repository collections, such as journals, with Manakin. 393-402
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    Lesley M. Richmond:
    Copyright for Archivists and Records Managers. 403-404
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    Robin Yeates:
    Web 2.0 Tools and Strategies for Archives and Local History Collections. 404-405
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    Martin Myhill:
    Copyright and E-learning: A Guide for Practitioners. 406-407
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    Sarah Crofts:
    Web 2.0 and Libraries: Impacts, Technologies and Trends. 407-409
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    Lucy A. Tedd:
    Editorial.

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