A. Information Science Electronic Serials, Contents Pages, Current Awareness, etc.

- ACQNET

"ACQNET is a managed or edited listserv, which aims to provide a medium for acquisitions librarians and others interested in acquisitions work to exchange information, ideas, and to find solutions to common problems. It started with a group of 25 librarians in December, 1990 and, as of January 1998, has over 1700 subscribers. " This site includes links to previous editions of ACQNET, from vol 1 (1990).

- Against the Grain

"Against the Grain (ISSN: 1043-2094) is your key to the latest news about libraries, publishers, book jobbers, and subscription agents. It is a unique collection of reports on the issues, literature, and people that impact the world of books and journals. ATG is published on paper five times a year, in February, April, June, September, and November."   This site includes Against the Grain annotated tables of contents (1995 on).   Last modified: August 3, 1998.

- ALA News Releases

This site includes news releases published since v. 3, no. 10 (1998).

- ALAWON  [ISSN 1069-7799]

"ALAWON is a free, irregular publication of the American Library Association, Washington Office. "  This site includes archived issues since January 1997.

- ALCTS Network News [ISSN: 1056-6694]  [URL inactive, April 20, 2006]

"An electronic publication of the Association for Library Collections & Technical Services."  This site includes archived issues since vol. 1, no. 1 (1991).

- ALCTS Newsletter Online      [ISSN 1523-018X]

"ALCTS Newsletter Online (ISSN 1523-018X) is published six times a year by the Association for Library Collections & Technical Services, American Library Association, 50 E. Huron St., Chicago, IL 60611. It replaced the ALCTS Newsletter (ISSN 1047-949X) in December 1998. " Archives (from v. 10, no. 1, Dec. 1998) are at: URL: <http://www.ala.org/alcts/alcts_news/archive.html>.

- ALPSP Alert  [URL inactive, April 20, 2006]

"ALPSP Alert is the free electronic newsletter for ALPSP members. The newsletter is sent out every few weeks, and contains brief summaries of important developments in the world of publishing and related technology, as well as updates on ALPSP activities. You can also view the archive of back issues."

- American Libraries  [ISSN: 0002-9769]

This site includes annual indexes from 1996.

- Ariadne

"Ariadne magazine is aimed at both librarians and information science professionals in academic libraries, and also to interested lay people in the UK Higher Education community. Its principal geographic focus is the UK, but it is widely read in the US and worldwide.

The magazine has two main aims:

It describes and evaluates sources and services available on the Internet, and of potential use, to librarians and information professionals. It reports to the library community at large on progress and developments within the UK Electronic Libraries Programme, and on other JISC-funded services (the DNER and RDN services for example). It also reports on information services worldwide, keeping the busy practitioner abreast of current digital library initiatives. " This site includes all published issues from vol. 1, no. 1 (January 1996).
 

- AUTOCAT
        "AUTOCAT is a semi-moderated international electronic discussion list running on LISTSERV(R) software. It serves as an electronic forum for the discussion of all questions
        relating to cataloging and authority control in libraries. The range of topics discussed extends from the very broad to the very specific, from the very theoretical to the most
        pragmatic.The chief advantage of Autocat, as of all such lists, is that it expands the pool of knowledgeable people to whom an individual can turn for help, easily and quickly.
        A cataloger faced with a publication in, what to that library, is a very exotic language for which it lacks adequate resources can get help; e.g., one library helped another in
        cataloging a work in Zulu while a bit earlier a library in Finland helped a library in Mississippi catalog a work in Estonian. Questions on interpretation of AACR2r, organization
        of   technical services units, appropriate MARC coding, formulation of subject headings, appropriate class numbers in LCC or DCC, announcements of forthcoming meetings,
        reports of past meetings, announcements of job openings, the conditions under which Minimal Level Cataloging should be applied, the use of Core Level records, how to
        describe the pagination of an unpaged volume, sexism in LC subject headings, these and other topics are all grist for Autocat's mill."

- Biblio Tech Review   [ISSN 1463-7146]

"The Biblio Tech Review is targeted at librarians, information workers and system designers - aimed to keep them up to date with relevant technologies and events in library automation. It has a decided emphasis on commercially available technologies rather than research projects. " "The Biblio Tech Review aims to inform and educate all those who wish to keep abreast of the developments within the global library automation industry. Vital to the function of the Review will be the product reviews, comparisons and stories - designed to help the librarian and information worker keep aware of the key issues when automating their libraries. "

"If you require current information on the financial aspects of library operations, whether you are a librarian, library trustee or anyone concerned with library management, then you can enhance your understanding of all aspects of managing library finances through The Bottom Line. This innovative journal provides examples of genuinely practical initiatives that can help librarians deal with financial constraints. If you wish to access examples of applied economic strategies that will enable you to make your budgets go further and expand your collections The Bottom Line will ensure that you can meet ever-increasing service demands and keep to a tight budget - essential reading for anyone committed to their library as a respected resource serving contemporary information needs. " This site includes contents pages and sample articles.

"The BUBL Journals service provides Tables of Contents/published abstracts with hierarchical searching starting at individual title level, grouped by subject index, to global indexing. As a free point of use service it provides Librarians/Information specialists with a seriously good alternative to Information Science Abstracts. We believe it to be of enormous help to the academic community."

- BUBL News

"Library jobs, events, surveys, updates, news links."

- BUILDER Newsletter

"BUILDER aims to develop a working model of the hybrid library within both a teaching and research context, seamlessly integrating access to a wide range of printed and electronic information sources, local and remote, using a Web-based interface, and in a way which will be universally applicable."

- Bulletin of the American Society for Information Science

"The Bulletin of the American Society for Information Science is a bimonthly publication that serves as the newsletter of the Society and publishes short articles on a broad range of topics of current concern to ASIS members. The magazine focuses particularly on material of interest to practitioners. Members and other authors are encouraged to submit items for possible publication, such as reports of practice, public policy, current legislation, standards, pilot projects, state-of-the-art reviews, or overviews of evolving technology and its impact. Articles informing the membership about various developments within ASIS are welcome, as are articles reporting on activities outside the United States. The Bulletin encourages original articles, but will consider timely material that has been presented or published elsewhere. Articles are posted in full on the ASIS Web Site at http://www.asis.org/Bulletin/index.html.  Issues of the Bulletin may focus on particular topics, as for instance, the October/November 1997 issue on "Organizing Internet Resources: Metadata and the Web." Authors interested in developing material for a focused issue are urged to contact the Editor directly.

The Bulletin will not ordinarily report research results unless the treatment is popular. The Bulletin is not refereed, and is not suitable for scholarly publication. Authors are encouraged to consider the Journal of the American Society for Information Science for the publication of research results or formal accounts of practice that include literature reviews or systematic evaluation of innovations. "

- Bytes in Brief

"Bytes in Brief"® is a FREE monthly digest of Internet law and technology news delivered to you by e-mail. For members of the legal and business community interested in Internet law and technology developments, Bytes in Brief provides a synopsis of related news and links to sources with more expanded coverage. In the time it takes to drink a cup of coffee, Bytes in Brief is designed to make sure you are tracking major developments in this fast moving area." Archives are at: <http://www.senseient.com/>.

- Catalogue & Index  [ISSN 0008-7629]
            "Catalogue & Index is published quarterly by the Cataloguing and Indexing Group of CILIP in London... BUBL have indexed issues of Catalogue and Index from 1991-2000
            on their website at: http://bubl.ac.uk/archive/journals/cai/.

- CIDL News   [ISSN 1488-2000]
            "CIDL News is the bilingual newsletter of the Canadian Initiative on Digital Libraries. It is published twice a year. CIDL News carries reports on the Steering Committee activities,
            members' projects, plus news of conferences and workshops. CIDL members are invited to submit articles about their concerns and experiences with organizing, managing, and
            sustaining digitization projects of service to Canadians."  This site includes full access to all issues published since no. 2 (July 1999).

- Citations for Serial Literature

"CITATIONS FOR SERIAL LITERATURE is an electronic index which publishes the table of contents and abstracts, when available, for articles related to the serials information chain. It is NOT an electronic discussion list. All complete and selective table of contents materials in CITATIONS FOR SERIAL LITERATURE are reproduced with the permission of the original publisher. The section of this index entitled "Serendipitous citings" includes relevant citations from journals not generally listed here. These citations are contributed by users. " This site includes archives from vol. 1 on.

- Cites & Insights: Crawford at Large  [ISSN 1534-0937]
           "Cites & Insights: Crawford at Large is a Web-based journal of libraries, policy, technology, and media."  This site provides access to all published issues.

- Collection Building [ISSN 0160-4953]

"Collection building is a skill. Successful collections demand intelligent responses to factors such as the needs of your reading community, the availability of materials and the size of your budget. Achieving this balance requires and understanding of people, a knowledge of new information formats, an ability to select the most relevant and useful items within given budget constraints.
Collection Building is rapidly becoming regarded as an essential management tool for librarians and information professionals who are responsible for building and managing resource collections. When in the position of making the most cost-effective decisions when building and managing library collections, you will find Collection Building's mix of practical and theoretical paper an invaluable asset.
Coverage:
Resource development Resource sharing New information formats Discussion on collection development policies and sample collection polices Guidance on evaluating electronic resources for library collections International initiatives in the management and building of collections Analyses of problems in collection development " This site includes table of contents to issues published since vol. 15, issue 1 (1996).

- College & Research Libraries

"College & Research Libraries is a partial electronic version of the scholarly research journal published by the Association of College & Research Libraries, a division of the American Library Association Chicago, Illinois.
College & Research Libraries includes articles in all fields of interest and concern to academic and research libraries. Well-written manuscripts on all aspects of academic and research librarianship will be considered. Manuscripts may include research studies, case studies, descriptive narratives of successful and unsuccessful ventures, thoughtful discussions of issues in librarianship, and other suitable subjects." ,vbell@dept.english.upenn.edu> News of New Electronic Journals <nj@ccat.sas.upenn.edu>].  This site includes indexex to 1996-2000 issues and abstracted contents from January 1997.

- College & Research Libraries News

"College & Research Libraries News (C&RL News) publishes articles written by practitioners addressing philosophy and techniques of day-to-day management of academic library services and collections. C&RL News provides current information relating to issues, activities, and personalities of the higher education and academic/research library field. User education, technology, professional education, preservation, government actions that affect libraries, public relations, acquisitions of special collections, grants to libraries, reports on meetings, products, and the business of ACRL are covered in C&RL News.Established in 1966, C&RL News is the official newsmagazine and publication of record of the Association of College and Research Libraries (ACRL). It maintains a record of selected actions and policy statements of the association and publishes timely reports on the activities of ACRL and its units. It is published 11 times per year." This site provides access to full contents from July/August 1996 and to selected articles in an electronic format.

- Commission on Preservation and Access Newsletter   [URL inactive, April 20, 2006]

"The Commission on Preservation and Access was established in 1986 to foster and support collaboration among libraries and allied organizations in order to ensure the preservation of the published and documentary record in all formats and to provide enhanced access to scholarly information.   The Newsletter, published from 1988-1997, reports on cooperative national and international preservation activities and was written primarily for university administrators and faculty, library and archives administrators, preservation specialists and administrators, and representatives of consortia, governmental bodies, and other groups sharing in the Commission's goals. The Newsletter is not copyrighted; its duplication and distribution are encouraged. In 1998, the CPA Newsletter was superseded by CLIR Issues and Preservation & Access International Newsletter. "

- Computer Law Review and Technology Journal   [URL inactive, April 20, 2006]

The Computer Law Review and Technology Journal is published quarterly at the Southern Methodist School of Law, in cooperation with the Computer Section of the State Bar of Texas.

The Computer Law Review and Technology Journal is an official journal of the State Bar of Texas Computer Section; print subscription costs for members are covered by annual membership fees." [newjour@ccat.sas.upenn.edu; Wed, 13 Jan 1999 22:41:29 -0500]

- Computers in Libraries  [ISSN 1041-7915]

"CIL's mission is to provide librarians and other information professionals with useful and insightful information about all computer-related subjects that affect their jobs. CIL does this through articles that are written by library professionals for library professionals, with a friendly, personal voice. These general technical articles should be practical and helpful for the average librarian in any sort of environment—academic, public, special, K-12, or corporate libraries. CIL aims to publish articles that are interesting to read and appealing to people in many aspects of the field. CIL does not include reviews of books or software and does not cover general computing news. "  This site includes tables of contents and selected full-text articles from the printed journal by the same title. Coverage: 1998 on.

- CONSERline   [ISSN 1072-611X]

"Newsletter of the CONSER Program Published by the Library of Congress, Serial Record Division.  CONSERline (ISSN 1072-611X) is published at least semiannually (January and June) by the Library of Congress, Serial Record Division, and is a continuation of CONSER, a newsletter issued only in paper format. CONSERline is a cooperative effort with contributions from program members consisting of news of the CONSER Program and information of interest to the serials cataloging community. CONSERline is available in electronic form only and is free of charge." This site includes current issue and links to all archival issues.

- Copyrightlaws.com  [URL inactive, April 20, 2006]

"Lesley Ellen Harris founded copyrightlaws.com as a sole proprietor. Copyrightlaws.com is an
informative Web site devoted to Canadian, U.S. and international copyright law, digital licensing,
e-commerce, digital property and Web related legal issues."

- CrossRef Newsletter
            "CrossRef is an independent membership association, founded and directed by publishers. CrossRef’s mandate is to connect users to primary research content, by enabling
            publishers to do collectively what they can’t do individually. CrossRef is also the official DOI registration agency for scholarly and professional publications. It operates a
            cross-publisher citation linking system that allows a researcher to click on a reference citation on one publisher’s platform and link directly to the cited content on another
            publisher’s platform, subject to the target publisher’s access control practices. Our citation-linking network today covers millions of articles and other content items from
           several hundred scholarly and professional publishers."

- CSS Internet News

"The CSS Internet News (tm) is a daily e-mail publication that has been providing up to date information to Netizens since 1996. "The CSS Internet News (tm) is a daily two part e-mail newsletter providing the busy professional with the information required to keep pace with the ever evolving 'Net.The 'News covers the Internet as no other publication does. Established in 1996 the News covers:   1. new, interesting sites, (including business and education) hardware, the latest software, Internet seminars, conferences and on-line courses;  2. Internet issues and news plus information on new e-journals and lists."

- Current Awareness Application of New Technologies in Libraries   [URL inactive, April 20, 2006]

"The K.U. Leuven Central Library distributes a weekly list of journal articles references pertaining to the application of new technologies in libraries. This services is maintained by Erik Arfeuille and is based on journals recently received by the Vakbibliotheek of the K.U. Leuven Central Library. " This site includes all issues published since 1996.

- Current Cites [ISSN: 1060-2356]

"An annotated bibliography of selected articles, books, and digital documents on information technology. A team of librarians and library staff monitors information technology literature in both print and digital forms, each month selecting only the best items to annotate for a free publication. The resulting issue of 10-20 annotated citations of current literature is emailed to a mailing list and is redistributed on other electronic fora. The individual citations are also individually indexed so that you can dynamically create your own Bibliography On-Demand. The items that are freely available on the Internet are also retrieved and indexed so that you can perform an Article Search of the full-text of these items. Current Cites has been published continuously since August 1990."

- CWIS: Campus Wide Information Systems  [ISSN: 1065-0741 ]   [URL inactive, April 20, 2006]

Campus-Wide Information Systems serves colleges and universities in providing a forum for the sharing of issues and accomplishments related to administrative, academic and library computing as well as other educational technologies. A review process involving the editor and other subject experts ensures the content's validity and relevance.
The networking of students, libraries and university (college) administration is a major issue facing all academic institutions.
"Campus-Wide Information Systems is devoted to discussing and providing examples of successful networking across campuses as case studies and keeping libraries informed of the latest developments.
Key Journal Audiences: Academic librarians Corporate and government librarians
Coverage:
Case studies sharing experience of various design and implementation projects Choosing the appropriate technical design team and system Connecting libraries, halls of residence to classrooms, offices and tutors Current industry trends Designing and implementing campus-wide networks Development and maintenance of networks Future developments and opportunities in information sharing in education Improving institutional communication." This site includes contents pages from vol. 8 (1991) and sample articles in pdf format.

- Cybermetrics   [ISSN 1137-5019]
            "Cybermetrics is a free journal published only in electronic format in the World Wide Web. No other version (printed or e-mail) is distributed. Cybermetrics is a public service
            for the world community of researchers in the metrics of scientific communication."  This site includes all issues published to date, from vol. 1, 1997.

- CyberSkeptic's Guide to Internet Research  [ISSN: 1085-2417]   [URL inactive, April 20, 2006]
            “The CyberSkeptic's Guide to Internet Research is a printed, monthly newsletter about the use of the Internet in research. It is mailed 10 times per year.”  This site includes
            access to Indexes of published issues and also to selected online issues.

- CyberSmartNow  [URL inactive, April 20, 2006]

"CyberSmartNow is published every 15 days and currently serves members in 46 countries around the world. Coverage:
* Hot Internet News - We'll bring you the top Internet news headlines from top news sources on the net, news that affects any Internet user from newbie to the cyber-savvy!
* The Latest on the Y2K Problem - We'll keep you up-to-date on the latest y2k news and how it will affect us all when the clock strikes midnight on Dec. 31, 1999 bringing in the year 2000!
* Happening Web Trends - Get the latest happenings on what Internet users are doing online and what new technologies are driving the current Cyber-surge.
* Online Safety & Security Issues - What you need to know about online security and what dangers to look out for, plus special bulletins as needed.
* Cool Sites to Check Out - Each issue brings you five to seven or more sites that deserve a "cool site" mention. Site chosen are based on interesting content & graphical display.
* Web Surfing & Computer Tips & Tricks - Tip & tricks to optimize your surfing experience and computer performance, plus an occassional net related software review or recommendation.
* Notable Newsletters - This section highlights other ezines and email newsletters on the net that may be of interest to you. From time to time we also include email management tips that can help you keep your email inbox in order."

- D-Lib Magazine   [ISSN 1082-9873]

"D-Lib Magazine is a monthly compilation of contributed stories, commentary, and briefings. D-Lib is a forum for researchers and developers of advanced digital libraries. It is coordinated by the Corporation for National Research Initiatives for the NSF/DARPA/NASA Digital Libraries Initiative. Its objectives are:
To stimulate the development of a common infrastructure for digital libraries and to coordinate research in those aspects that require consensus.
To provide information exchange about all research and advanced development in digital libraries, particularly federally funded research within the High Performance Computing and Communications program.
To encourage and assist the transfer of these research efforts into the creation of the national digital library system. "

Datamation is a partial electronic version of the print magazine of the same title.

- db-QUAL   [URL inactive, April 20, 2006]

"db-Qual is a new irregular newsletter published by The Centre for Information Quality Management (CIQM). Its aim is to keep you - database users and providers - up to date with our activities and with what is happening worldwide on the database quality and evaluation front."

- Debs Country Internet Resources    [ISSN: 1526-2251]

"Debs Country Internet Resources, is published weekly and designed to provide you with a variety of Internet Resources. Our focus is two-fold. One being, the Net Entrepreneur; providing valuable marketing information, promotion, and business tips. The other, all Netizens; providing useful web site reviews, freebies for the young and old, contests, great shoppping sites and bargains, an opinion forum, classified ads, and more!
Subscription instructions: To subscribe: Email: blank email to subscribe@debscountry.8m.com Online: http://debscountry.8m.com/news.html." [NEW-LIST@HYPATIA.CS.WISC.EDU; Tue, 27 Jul 1999 08:50:28 -0500]

- Digital Document Quarterly        [ISSN: 1547-8610]
            "In the industrial nations, nearly every business, government, and academic document starts in a digital form, even if it is eventually published and saved on paper.  The
            Digital Document Quarterly (DDQ) will treat quality for digital documents—books, newspapers, scholarly papers, scientific tables, legal briefs, medical charts, engineering
            designs, and government and business records—the carriers for many kinds of information.  Our topic touches the welfare of every citizen.
            DDQ will focus, at least during 2002, on the problems that “trust”, “trustworthy”, and “trusted” imply and on trustworthy digital mechanisms—and their limitations.  Can you
            trust e-mail or what you read on the World Wide Web?  How can you persuade people to trust what you send?"  This site includes acces to full text from vol. 1, no. 1.

- Digital Library News / IEEE Computer Society Task Force on Digital Libraries    [URL inactive, April 20, 2006]

This web site provides access to back issues of the IEEE Computer Society Digital Library Newsletter. Details on subscribing to the newsletter are given.

- Digital Technology Law Journal   [URL inactive, April 20, 2006]

"The Digital Technology Law Journal is a new on-line periodical publication produced by the Asia Pacific Intellectual Property Law Institute, with the support of IMAGO Multimedia Centre. The DTLJ aims to publish papers on intellectual property law issues arising from the application of digital technology (such as multimedia, the Internet, computer hardware and software, Ecommerce, DVD and virtual reality). The DTLJ features 3 categories of contributions: Refereed articles, Comments and Reviews. Subscription is free and the DTLJ is published three times a year."

- E-JASL: The Electronic Journal of  Academic and Special Librarianship  [ISSN 1704-8532]
            "E-JASL is an independent, professional, refereed electronic journal dedicated first and foremost to advancing knowledge and research in the areas of academic and special
           librarianship. We are committed to covering all aspects of academic and special librarianship without regard to region or country."  Formerly the Journal of Southern
            Academic and Special Librarianship. This site provides access to all issues published to-date.

- The E-LAM Reports

"The E-LAM Reports - for 21st century libraries, archives and museums.
The E-LAM Reports, published by Handshake Productions, will launch in early 2000. The E-LAM Reports are a series of four electronic reports on online and e-commerce issues of specific interest to libraries, archives and museums. Each issue will provide up-to-date information and relevant tips, trends, and tools. Case studies and evaluations of successful and interesting online and e-commerce sites of libraries, archives or museums also will be presented.
Publication will be entirely and only in electronic format, with each issue produced in portable document format (PDF) to allow viewing in the original layout on all systems. The E-LAM Reports will be accessible from anywhere via a password protected web site.
Each issue in 2000 will have a featured analysis on a different topic, as follows:
Issue 1: Developing Your Online And E-Commerce Strategy (including a detailed checklist) Issue 2: Options For Collecting Payment On The Internet Issue 3: Marketing Your Web Site And E-Commerce Activities Issue 4: Understanding Developments In Copyright, Privacy And Other Legal Issues
The E-LAM Reports are written by Lesley Ellen Harris, a lawyer, consultant, and instructor in copyright law, new media law and e-commerce." [ALF-L@YorkU.CA; Mon, 07 Feb 2000 13:52:52 -0700 (MST)].

- EDN Magazine

"The Design Source for Engineers and Managers Worldwide.
EDN is the most complete source for electronic technology information available anywhere in the world.
Published every two weeks, EDN is loaded with design features and new-product information, covering microprocessors and other digital ICs, analog ICs, ASICs, computers and software, computer peripherals, test & measurement, components, power sources, interconnections and packaging, and much more. We also emphasize important application areas such as computers, communications, embedded, industrial, and consumer electronics. Everything EDN publishes is written by an editorial team of seasoned industry experts, each with a proven track record solving complex design problems within the industry.
EDN is the only publication in the field to feature valuable "Hands-On" design application articles based on its staff editors' experience.
You get insightful articles and special reports written from a practical, hands-on, engineering perspective. You get factual, useful information. Plus, unbiased, in-depth technical viewpoints on issues that matter most to you in your work. Inside EDN, you'll learn how to use new products and tools in your own applications, how to solve specific design problems, how to use mature technology in new ways, and much more."

- EJVC: Electronic Journal on Virtual Culture  [ISSN 1081-3055]  [URL inactive, April 20, 2006]

"EJVC is a quarterly peer-reviewed electronic journal dedicated to scholarly research and discussion of all aspects of computer-mediated human experience, behavior, action, and interaction. EJVC publishes articles on such topics as computer-mediated activities as electronic mail, e-conferences, e- journals, information distribution and retrieval, the construction and visualization of images, representations, models of reality or imaginary worlds, and global connectivity.
The purpose of EJVC is to foster, encourage, advance, and communicate scholarly thought, (including analysis, evaluation, and research) in multiple disciplines about virtual culture (VC)." This site includes Table of Contents and access to full e-text articles.

- El.pub Weekly

"The weekly email newsletter (El.pub Weekly), subscribed to from the welcome page of the site, has approximately 1,000 individual readers and is redestributed on a growing number of commercial, research and academic intranets."

- Electronic Design

"A partial electronic version of the print magazine of the same title.
Electronic Design is the only industry publication that is delivered to its entire global EOEM audience every issue, 26 times a year. If you target growth in the North America, European, and Asian markets, Electronic Design is your number-one choice.
Covering technology advances of the EOEM industry around the world takes experience, dedication, andtechnical know-how. The editors and writers of Electronic Design have all of this and more. As can be seen with out ambitious calendar of editorial assignments for 1998, our editorial staff will once again deliver the information that engineers and engineering managers around the world need to better do their jobs.
Every issue of Electronic Design is circulated to 165,000 readers internationally--each reader clamoring for the latest developments in technology, applications, products and solutions. The editors of Electronic Design are delivering this information on a worldwide scale--ever issue." [News of New Electronic Journals <nj@ccat.sas.upenn.edu>Thu, 17 Dec 1998].

- Electronic Publishing News   [URL inactive, April 20, 2006]

"Electronic Publishing News is a newsletter that is published twice a year by the American Institute of Physics. It highlights the efforts of AIP and its member societies in the rapidly evolving area of electronic publishing."

- Electronic Publishing -- Origination, Dissemination and Design   [ISSN 0894-3982]   [URL inactive, April 20, 2006]

"Electronic Publishing -- Origination, Dissemination and Design (EP-odd) is a refereed academic journal that sets out to explore the huge potential of electronic publishing. Its objectives are to establish and maintain a community of people interested in the principles of electronic publishing; to provide a focal point for literature on electronic publishing; to assist in assimilating computers and computing techniques into this area and to present cogent descriptions of new ideas and experiences with them. "

- EM: Electronic Markets

"EM -- Electronic Markets is a key forum for advancing the understanding and practice of electronic markets and commerce.
Started in 1991, EM was the first journal to report on developments and the latest trends related to the exciting and rapidly evolving research field of electronic commerce.
EM is a multidisciplinary journal whose audience of 3,000 readers worldwide, includes: scientists / scholars with an interest in the relationship between information technology, new forms of commerce, and social change; policy and decision-makers in government, industry and education; managers concerned with the effects of the electronic commerce revolution, organizations and society." This site includes table of contents from vol. 1, no. 1 (1991).

- EMedia Live!

"EMedia Professional covers the tools and technologies that professionals use to publish, archive, distribute, and network digital content. The magazine is for producers and the business users of CD-ROM, CD-Recordable, DVD, CD-ROM/online hybrid, and Internet-based electronic media applications and products.
EMedia Professional offers meaningful analyses, unique case studies, critical reviews, and comprehensive new products and emerging technology reporting. This site contains selected full-text articles and news from each issue of the magazine." [vbell@dept.english.upenn.edu (Vance Bell); newjour@ccat.sas.upenn.edu; Wed, 14 Jul 1999 23:01:52 -0400].

- Electronic Journal of Information Systems Evaluation   [ISSN 0960-085X]  [URL inactive, April 20, 2006]

"The Electronic Journal of Information Systems Evaluation is intended to provide critical perspectives on topics relevant to Information Systems Evaluation, with an emphasis on the organisational and management implications. Through its publication the journal aims to contribute to the development of theory and practice. The journal will accept any academically robust paper that contributes to the area of Information Systems Evaluation. Every paper submitted to the journal will be blind refereed by two members of the editorial board or other suitably qualified readers. The Editor reserves the right to reject papers that, in the view of the editorial board, are either of insufficient quality, or are not relevant enough for the subject area. The editor is happy to discuss contributions before submission. The journal publishes work in the categories described below."

- Exploit Interactive   [ISSN 1465-7511

"Exploit Interactive is the Exploit Project's Pan-European web magazine, designed to promote awareness, disseminate and exploit reusable project applications and results."  Final issue: no. 7, October 2000).

- EzineSeek  [ISSN 1524-668x]

"Email Newsletter Directory"
"EzineSeek is a searchable directory of email newsletters, containing 1000+ listings organized by category. Originally hosted at the domain InfoBot.net, EzineSeek was created in October of 1998."

-  Ex Libris
            "A weekly e-zine for librarians from Marylaine Block, you 'librarian without walls'."  This site provides access to all previously published issues.

- Feliciter   [URL inactive, April 20, 2006]

This Canadian Library Association's web site includes access to the latest issue of Feliciter.

- First Monday  [ISSN 1396-0466]

"You are looking at one of the first peer-reviewed journals on the Internet, about the Internet. This truly scientific journal expands the frontiers of academic publishing by combining the traditional values of peer-reviewing and strict quality control with a new form of publishing on the World Wide Web. The aim of First Monday is to publish original articles about the Internet and the Global Information Infrastructure. First Monday will:
follow the political and regulatory regimes affecting the Internet, examine the use of the Internet on a global scale, by analyzing economic, technical, and social factors, analyze research and development of Internet software and hardware, study the use of Internet in specific communities, report on standards, and discuss the content of the Internet."

- Government Information Quarterly

"An International Journal of Resources, Services, Policies, and Practices. Government Information Quarterly is a cross-disciplinary, refereed journal that provides a forum for theoretical and philosophical analyses, the presentation of research findings and their practical applications, and a discussion of current policies and practices, as well as new developments at all levels of government. The journal presents valuable resource material to government officials and policy makers, journalists, lawyers, researchers, teachers and scholars, students, librarians, or anyone interested in the role of government information in society." This site includes annotated tables of contents to the current and previous issues of GIQ (1984 on).

-  The Grey Journal: An International Journal on Grey Literature   [ISSN 1574-1796 (Print)]  [ISSN 1574-180X (E-Print)]
            "The Grey Journal (TGJ) is a flagship journal for the grey literature community. It crosses continents, disciplines, and sectors both public and private. The Grey Journal not
            only deals with the topic of grey literature but also is itself a document type that is classified as grey literature. It is akin to other grey serial publications, such as conference
            proceedings, reports, working papers, etcetera.
         The Grey Journal is geared to Colleges and Schools of Library and Information Studies, as well as, information professionals, who produce, publish, process, manage,
            disseminate,  and use grey literature e.g. researchers, editors, librarians, documentalists, archivists, journalists, intermediaries, etc."  This site provides contents to all
            published issues, from volume 1, number 1, Spring 2005.

- GreyNet Newsletter    [ISSN 1389-1812 (Online)] [ISSN 1389-1804 (Print)]

"GreyNet, The Grey Literature Network Service, is established in order to promote and support the work of authors, researchers, librarians and intermediairies in the field of Grey Literature (GL). This goal is achieved through the enhancement of international cooperation, through training and conference organisation, through the publication of research findings, as well as the establishment of a worldwide information referral base. In this capacity, GreyNet actively compiles bibliographic, documentary, and factual information on persons, organizations, and their respective products and services in the area of Grey Literature."

- H-lis

"H-LIS, the H-Net Network on the History of Library and Information Science, is open to anyone with a mature and abiding interest in the interdisciplinary study of libraries and information broadly construed to include literacy and reading, print culture, libraries and archives, computerization and automation, information retrieval and documentation, and electronic information and communication. The H-LIS electronic discussion group and Web site will consider all geographic regions and time periods in an effort to enhance understanding and interpretation of the LIS past. Although there are other electronic discussion lists targeted to librarians, information scientists, and archivists, H-LIS provides a central resource for the organization and dissemination of material related to the history and culture of LIS. As such, its audience includes not only librarians, information scientists and archivists but also historians interested in a wide variety of information-related topics."

- HEP Libraries Webzine  [ISSN 1424-2729]
             “High Energy Physics Libraries Webzine.” "This webzine was launched in March 2000. It aims to discuss issues relevant to high energy physics libraries from the point of
            view of  both information workers and library clients. A secondary aim is to give librarians the opportunity to experience the world of electronic publishing from the inside.”
            This site provides access to online articles from issue 1 (March 2000).

- HOT Bytes: Information Highway’s E-newsletter  [URL inactive, April 20, 2006]
           “Hot Bytes, Information Highways' bi-weekly e-news service - News that professionals need about content   for e-knowledge and e-business services. “

- Hyperjournal   [URL inactive, April 20, 2006]

"Hyperjournal is a discussion list devoted exclusively to electronic journals, especially those which publish on the World Wide Web. It is concerned with all aspects of the production and publication of electronic journals, particularly those managed by academics themselves. " Alternative site at: <http://www.ukoln.ac.uk/isg/hyperjournal/contents.htm>.

- IATUL NEWS (International Association of Technological University Libraries News )   [ISSN 1560-8573]   [URL inactive, April 20, 2006]

"The IATUL News is a quarterly newsletter produced at Chalmers University of Technology, Gothenburg, Sweden. Its aim is to provide a timely flow of information to members."   Electronic access is provided from vol. 3 (1994) on.

- IDEALWORLD   [URL inactive, April 20, 2006]

"Welcome to our premiere issue of IDEALWORLD, a quarterly newsletter for users of the International Digital Electronic Access Library. With your collaboration, IDEAL has grown rapidly since its launch in the fall of 1995. At web press time, IDEAL had 15 licensed consortia covering over 450 institutions in the United States, United Kingdom, Canada, the Netherlands, and Australia, accessible by over 4 million authorized users!
In each issue of IDEALWORLD, we will include brief articles, written by members of our electronic publishing, customer service, and marketing staff covering the latest developments on IDEAL. The rapid innovation in the way scientific material is published, accessed, and disseminated has changed the way researchers, librarians, vendors, and publishers work. We hope this newsletter will serve as a practical tool to help you facilitate these changes in scholarly communication."

- iMP: The Magazine on Information Impacts [ISSN 1523-4541]   [URL inactive, April 20, 2006]

"iM The Magazine on Information Impacts seeks to promote better understanding of the uncertain future. Our mission is to inform, explore, speculate, and provoke comment. We offer a forum in which members of many communities –– government, military, industry, research, and education –– can discuss advanced information technologies and their wide-ranging impacts. The magazine proposes to enrich awareness of these new technologies by explaining them, exploring how they might be used, and by speculating about the shape and form of some of the unintended consequences that we can only dimly perceive. iMP's goal is to foster better understanding and improved-decision making in this complex environment. The magazine seeks to promote discussion of timely issues arising from new information technologies. The views and opinions expressed herein are those of the contributors and do not necessarily reflect those of SAd/or CISP."  Back issues at: <http://www.cisp.org/imp/back_issues/back_issues.html>.  [URL inactive, April 20, 2006]

- Indian Journal of Library & Information Science ( IJLIS)   [ISSN 0972-6020]   [URL inactive, April 20, 2006]
            "The official organ of Indian Library, Information Science and Knowledge Management  Association (ILISKMA). International
            Federation of Library Associations and Institutions (IFLA), Netherlands has honored IJLIS by awarding its Institutional Membership to
            IJLIS. It is indexed in IFLA 's international directory and other publications . IJLIS discuss mainly the issues related to Computerized
            Library Management, Books, Book Publishing Houses of different subjects and specialties, Library Automation Research Agencies and
            Literacy Mission in India."  This sites includes access to abstracts of published articles.

- INFORMATION HIGHWAYS   [URL inactive, April 20, 2006]
            “INFORMATION HIGHWAYS is a bi-monthly publication dedicated to assisting Internet professionals in developing and delivering effective Web-based knowledge and e-
              business resources that improve service, increase productivity and help individuals and organizations gain competitive advantage.
            INFORMATION HIGHWAYS Magazine publishes articles that focus on:  Planning and management of knowledge resources and services within organizations;  The role of
            content in e-business;  Tools that support effective knowledge and e-business delivery; Portals; Product categories; Benchmark applications; Adding value to e-content
            services; Issues and challenges in implementing knowledge and e-business services; Trends in e-content delivery; Users and customers; Vertical markets; Web site content
            and features; Desktop delivery of knowledge resources via intranets; Interactive knowledge resources; Multimedia resources; Usability; Access tools; Navigation; Issues in
           electronic publishing; Technology trends as they affect delivery of electronic content; Convergence/platforms; Legal issues, pertaining to the delivery of knowledge
            resources and e-business in Canada; Online broadcasting; Professional development; Training; Customer service; Human resource issues related to technology “ This site
            provides access to online text from vol. 6, issue 5 (June-July 1995).

- Information Research: An International Electronic Journal  [ISSN 1368-1613]

"Information Research is a free, international, scholarly journal, dedicated to making freely accessible the results of research across a wide range of information-related disciplines. A glance at the subject index will show the scope. We publish both refereed papers and working papers in the fields of information science, information management, information systems, information policy and librarianship." Published three times a year by the Dept. Information Studies, University of Sheffield. This site includes access to all previously pblished issues, as well as, author and subject index.

- Information Retrieval and Library Automation  [ISSN: 0020-0220]
            “Keep up with the furious pace of technological change and the latest and most important developments. Information Retrieval & Library Automation keeps you ahead of the
            curve and up to date. Each month, IRLA gives you 12 pages packed with information you need to know. It is easily scanned, and gets straight to the point.” This site
            provides access to tables of contents from vol. 27, no. 1 (1991) and also some online articles.

- Information Retrieval List Digest   [URL inactive, April 20, 2006]

Archives of IRLIST (electronic discussion list), from December 1989 on.

- The Information Society

"The Information Society is published by Taylor and Francis and is available online via CatchWord. There are currently 26 issues available for viewing. " This site provides access to table of contents and a free sample issue.

- Information Technology and Libraries  [ISSN 0730-9295]

"Information Technology and Libraries (ISSN 0730-9295) is a refereed journal published quarterly by the Library and Information Technology Association, a division of the American Library Association.
Information Technology and Libraries publishes material related to all aspects of libraries and information technology, including digital libraries, metadata, authorization and authentication, electronic journals and electronic publishing, telecommunications, distributed systems and networks, computer security and intellectual property rights, technical standards, geographic information systems, desktop applications, online catalogs and bibliographic systems, optical information systems, software engineering, universal access to technology, futuristic forecasting, library consortia, vendor relations, and technology and the arts."

- Information Today  [ISSN 8755-6286.

"The most widely read publication in the information industry, this is the only newspaper designed to meet the needs of the information professional. Information Today delivers total coverage of late-breaking news and long-term trends in the information industry. Accurate, timely news articles inform the reader of the people, products, services, and events that impact the industry, while hard-hitting, topical articles explain significant developments in the field.." This site provides access to tables of contents and selected full text articles.

- Informing Science  [ISSN: 1521-4672]

"The journal Informing Science endeavors to provide an understanding of the complexities in informing clientele. Fields from information systems, library science, journalism in all its forms to education all contribute to this science. These fields, which developed independently and have been researched in separate disciplines, are evolving to form a new transdiscipline, Informing Science." This site includes access to all articles published since vol. 1, no. 1 (Fall 1997).

- Inside the Internet     [[URL inactive, April 20, 2006]]

"Inside the Internet brings you the "need-to-know" information that will help you become a more productive Internet user. Global E-mail. Worldwide discussions. Timesaving techniques. Cutting-edge software and hardware. If you've spent any time on the "Net," you know that getting where you want to go can be pretty complex--how do you navigate it efficiently? Discover timesaving strategies and practical solutions to all of your computing questions through in-depth articles covering complex techniques and quick tips you can use right away.
Each issue of Inside the Internet helps you learn things like:
Setting up peer-to-peer networking across the Internet Finding files on the Internet with the Shase Virtual Software Library Configuring your Web browser for more effective E-mail Finding cool Internet stuff for kids Making sure you're up-to-date on the issues of copyrights and Web page graphics Understanding HTML tags."

- InterActions: UCLA Journal of Education and Information Studies   [ISSN 1548-3320]
            "InterActions: UCLA Journal of Education and Information Studies is a peer-reviewed journal committed to the promotion of scholarship that examines education and
            information studies through interdisciplinary and critical perspectives. The journal seeks to link diverse theoretical and practical projects, as well as to provide a space for the
            voices of emerging scholars, activists, and practitioners."  This site provides access access to all published issues.

- International Journal of Law and Information Technology   [ISSN 1464-3693]

"Featuring up-to-date coverage of computer law as well as the application of computer technology to legal practice, this journal is designed to be of use to both lawyers and computer specialists. " This sites offers annotated abstracts from vol. 4, issue 1 (Spring 1996) and full text from vol. 6, issue 1 (Spring 1998).

- International Journal on Digital Libraries   [ISSN: 1432-1300 (electronic edition)]

"The International Journal on Digital Libraries is a quarterly journal aimed at advancing the theory and practice of acquisition, definition, organization, management, and dissemination of digital information via global networking. It emphasizes issues in digital information production, management, and use; high-speed networks and connectivity; interoperability and seamless integration of information, people, profiles, tasks, and needs; security and privacy of individuals and business transactions; and effective business processes. Its scope includes:
Agent technology for information filtering, location and dissemination; targeted information delivery systems; personal information delivery and filtering, discovery of new information and sources of new information Acquisition of digital information; authoring environments for digital objects; digitization of traditional content Security and privacy, digital timestamping, digital signatures, digital watermarks, notarization and authentication systems Information organization, storage and management, archival of information, subscription management and issues in recency of information Interoperability of different digital objects, multimodal presentations, cross-platform interoperability Information navigation, intelligent surfing and browsing, automatic browsing index creation, resource discovery through opinion indexing, search by content, semantic searching, smart indexing and search technology User interfaces for digital objects, design of user interfaces for universal access, multimedia user interfaces, interfaces for handicapped users, adaptive user interfaces Electronic commerce, virtual banking, electronic financial transactions Economics of digital, libraries, intellectual property issues, billing systems, universal access and tariffs." [News of New Electronic Journals <nj@ccat.sas.upenn.edu> Mon, 16 Feb 1998 13:15:34 -0500 (EST)].  This site provides access to annotated contents pages from vol. 1, no. 1 (1997).

- International Journal on Semantic Web and Information Systems
          "The IJSWIS journal:

• Communicates high-quality research findings on the leading edge aspects of Semantic Web and Information Systems convergence

• Discusses the Semantic Web as an indissoluble whole of a new generation of technologies, frameworks, concepts and practices for supporting intellegent, innovative,  and effective global and network information systems ."

- Internet & Personal Computing Abstracts™       [URL inactive, April 20, 2006]

"Internet & Personal Computing Abstracts contains abstracts and citations to the literature on the use of computers in business, industry, education, libraries, and the home. Over 90 traditional and cutting-edge publications are covered, including widely read mass-market computer publications, as well as those focusing on specific topics, such as hardware platforms, operating systems (Windows, DOS, UNIX, Macintosh, etc.), online systems, management, networks, and electronic publishing. Informative abstracts summarize software, hardware. Book reviews, feature articles, news, columns, program listings, product announce- ments, and buyer/vendor guides are included. A controlled vocabulary of descriptors is used for indexing. The database is produced by Information Today, Inc. and corresponds to the quarterly print publication Internet & Personal Computing Abstracts."

- Internet Free-Press Newsletter        [URL inactive, April 20, 2006]

This site provides a full access to all issues of the Newsletter, from issue 1 (January 1999) on.

- Internet Marketing Update        [URL inactive, April 20, 2006]

"Internet Marketing Update" is an extension of our internet business services at Financial Savings, Inc. Our site can be accessed at http://finsave.com. Purpose of this newsletter is to give you current updates of new additions to our site, some inside information that those accessing the site don't and won't always have access to. Secondly, to give you brief tips, marketing skills to help you succeed on the web. It's new and different. The information and testing of many marketing methods are still not proven."

- Internet Reference Services Quarterly  [ISSN ISSN: 1087-5301]
            " IRSQ focuses on the practical and theoretical applications and resources of the Internet in all aspects of librarianship: administrative services, reference services,
            interlibrary loan, acquisitions, collection development, bibliographic instruction, cataloging, etc. as practiced in all types (research, academic, public, school, special, and
           corporate) and all      sizes (large to small, even one person) of libraries. Topics in IRSQ highlight theoretical, research, and practical application of Internet-related information
            services, sources, and           resources. A book review section gives reviews on Internet-related monographs and serials."  Abstracted contents pages are provided by
            BUBL  Journals at:  <http://bubl.ac.uk/journals/lis/fj/irsq/> [URL inactive, April 20, 2006]

- Internet Research  [ISSN: 1066-2243]        [URL inactive, April 20, 2006]

Internet Research: Electronic Networking Applications and Policy is an international, refereed journal that aims to describe, assess and foster understanding of the role of wide-area, multi-purpose computer networks such as the Internet. Topicality As the internet continues to gather influence and momentum, it will be increasingly important to be aware of the potential applications of this powerful resource throughout professional, political, personal and academic life. Key Benefits As well as looking at the technological developments which facilitate the use of wide-area networks, the journal examines the social, ethical, economic and political implications which arise from mass public access to information resources. "

- Internet Resources Newsletter  [ISSN: 1361-9381]

"A free newsletter for academics, students, engineers, scientists & social scientists. Internet Resources Newsletter is a free monthly electronic newsletter, edited by Heriot-Watt University Library staff and published by Heriot-Watt University Internet Resource Centre. The newsletter aims to raise awareness of new sources of information on the Internet, particularly those which are relevant to research interests at Heriot-Watt University."    Access to Archives and Previous Issues is provided.

- Internet Web Developers        [URL inactive, April 20, 2006]

"Internet Web Developers by Guy R Cook is a FREE bi-monthly email announcement of tips and tricks for Internet Web Developers." [News of New Electronic Journals <nj@ccat.sas.upenn.edu> Tue, 22 Jun 1999 21:50:21 -0400 (EDT)].

- InternetWeek Online

"The information source for Internet-driven enterprises."

- IntraNet Professional        [URL inactive, April 20, 2006]

"Intranet Applications & Knowledge Management for Libraries and Information Professionals." Covers "planning, design and implementation of intranet technologies in libraries and research centers." First issue published: v. 1, no. 1 (May/June 1998).

- Issues in Science & Technology Librarianship   [ISSN 1092-1206]

A quarterly publication of the Science and Technology Section, Association of College and Research Libraries.  " Purpose: ISTL publishes substantive material of interest to science and technology librarians. It serves as a vehicle for sci-tech librarians to share details of successful programs, materials for the delivery of information services, background information and opinions on topics of current interest, to publish research and bibliographies on issues in science and technology libraries, and to communicate in more depth than the STS-L mailing list. "   This site provides a full-text access from the first issue (December 1991).

- JMM - The International Journal on Media Management

"The Journal is published by the Institute for Media and Communications Management of the University of St. Gallen, Switzerland and is dedicated to investigating the development and management of new media and innovations in worldwide communications.
This journal focuses on the fundamental changes that the new media and communication technologies have made to enterprises, organizations, and society. We are witness to how different media competencies and skills are melting together in a rush. New intermediaries and new customer communities demand novel business policies and pose questions of economic, managerial, judicial, political, and social management.
The JMM strives to become a key forum for advancing the understanding and practice of media and communications management. It is a peer-reviewed, multidisciplinary journal written and read jointly by practitioners and academics."

- The Journal of Academic Librarianship  [ISSN 0099-1333]  [URL inactive, April 20, 2006]

"The Journal of Academic Librarianship, an international and refereed journal, publishes articles that focus on problems and issues germane to college and university libraries. JAL provides a forum for authors to present research findings and, where applicable, their practical applications and significance; analyze policies, practices, issues, and trends; speculate about the future of academic librarianship; present analytical bibliographic essays and philosophical treatises. JAL also brings to the attention of its readers (college and university librarians, academic administrators, educators and students in programs of library and information science, and others interested in academic librarianship) information about hundreds of new and recently published books in library and information science, management, scholarly communication, and higher education. JAL, in addition, covers management and discipline-based software and information policy developments. " This site includes table of contents from vol. 22 (1996).

- Journal of the American Society for Information Science

"This journal serves as a forum for new research in information transfer and communication processes in general, and in the context of recorded knowledge in particular. Concerns include the generation, recording, distribution, storage, representation, retrieval, and dissemination of information, as well as its social impact and management of information agencies. There is a strong emphasis on new information technologies and methodologies in text analysis, computer based retrieval systems, measures of effectiveness, and the search for patterns and regularities in measures of existing communication systems. The orientation is toward quantitative experimental work, but significant qualitative and historical research is also welcome. Perspectives, a journal within the journal, containing collections of papers on single topics normally operationally practical in nature, is often included. Special topic issues are also often seen."

- Journal of Digital Contents  [ISBN 1696-313X]
            "The international Journal of Digital Contents (JCD) is a quarterly journal about the management, presentation and uses of contents in digital environments covering
            research, technical, design and practical issues aimed at researchers, developers and teachers. It is devoted to the rapid publication of new findings in these areas. It also
            publishes full and mini-reviews and provocative editorials which discuss and review the hottest topics of the moment."   This site includes access to all published issues,
            from v. 1, issue 1,  October 2003.

- Journal of Digital Information   [ISSN 1368-7506]

"A new electronic journal supported by the British Computer Society and Oxford University Press. It is hosted at the University of Southampton Multimedia Group and will be mirrored at the Center for the Study of Digital Libraries, Texas A & M University."   "The Journal of Digital Information, JoDI, is an electronic journal (with no paper equivalent form) intended to serve the community of workers in this field. The journal aims to be the primary electronic source for high quality articles and consequently refereeing is rigorous. There is also scope for the online discussion of articles, a process as vital to the community as the formal publication process itself. "

- Journal of Digital Information Management  [ISSN 0972-7272]
            "Journal of Digital Information Management, the journal in digital information science, sponsored by the Digital Information Research Foundation  would  be published in
             March    2003. It is a quarterly,  digital science journal, concentrates on all aspects of digital information management. It broadly covers digital information processing,
            digital  content management, digital world structuring, digital libraries, metadata, information management and other related fields. It is an international peer reviewed
            journal contains original research papers, reviews, reports of progress, short notes, letters and forthcoming events. It would act as a portal to the digital information world."
            This site includes access to indexes to this new journal; from vol. 1, no. 1, March 2003.

- Journal of Electronic Publishing   [ISSN 1080-2711]

"Electronic publishing is changing the world we live in. It is changing what publishers do. It is changing the way scientists, business people, and students -- all of us -- work. In this environment of change and uncertainty, the publisher faces many challenges: details such as Web design, server management, pricing (and collecting the revenue!) as well as the big policy questions. The Journal of Electronic Publishing is for the thoughtful forward-thinking publisher, librarian, scholar, or author -- in fact, anyone in this new business -- facing those challenges. We aim to range widely in our coverage, but the emphasis will be on the broader issues that should shape policy, and on professional, scientific or academic publishing, both books and journals. JEP faces the same problems as any electronic publication, and we intend to make a virtue of that by using the Journal as a testbed to try ideas and to show to you, our readers, what happens when we do. We hope for successes, of course, but we will report on our failures, too. " This site provides a full-text access to this electronic journal, from vol. 1, issue 1/2, January/February 1995.

- Journal of Information Law and Technology  [ISSN 1361-4169]

"JILT is a new and innovative electronic law journal covering a range of topics relating to IT law and applications. It contains a diversity of materials including peer reviewed and non-refereed articles, work in progress, book and conference reviews. JILT is the first in a series of ejournals published in the Electronic Law Journals ( ELJ ) environment which will provide a forum for continuing dialogue for law. JILT covers a wide range of topics relating to IT Law and IT applications in law and has already published material by prestigious national and international authors and includes:
Scholarly peer reviewed articles Short articles and notes on topical subjects Downloadable applications and demonstrations Application reviews Conference reviews Book reviews Discussion Consultation documents Work in progress Text of relevant legislation and law reports Diary of events "

- Journal of Information Science  [ISSN: 0165-5515]   [URL inactive, April 20, 2006]

Abstracted (mostly) tables of contents, from v. 18, no. 1, 1992.

- Journal of Interlibrary Loan, Document Delivery and Information Supply        [URL inactive, April 20, 2006]
            This site includes links to contents from volume 1, 1990.

- The Journal of Internet Cataloging  [ISSN 1091-1367]
            "The Journal of Internet Cataloging brings librarians and systems personnel current information on the rapidly evolving world of providing access to electronic materials
            available  via the Internet. Library and computing administrators as well as systems analysts, catalogers, and reference librarians are among the many individuals who will
            utilize the Journal of Internet Cataloging as a common point of reference to the new Internet-focused field.
            A convenient guide for experts in cataloging, you’ll find the Journal of Internet Cataloging full of articles on current developments in the area of cataloging Internet
            resources and that it pulls together, in one place, theoretical and practical aspects related to cataloging and organizing digital resources available via the Internet. You will
            benefit from the efforts made by early researchers in the field and see what works and what does not."  This site includes access to table of contents and selected abstracts
            of articles published since vol. 1, issue 1.

- Journal of Library Automation   [ISSN 0022-2240]        [URL inactive, April 20, 2006]

"[C]umulative contents and abstracts of the Journal of Library Automation (JOLA) (ISSN 0022-2240) which was published from 1968 through 1981 (volumes 1 through 14) by the Library and Information Technology Association and its precursor, the Information Science and Automation Division (of the American Library Association). It was succeeded by Information Technology and Libraries (ITAL) which began publication in 1982. The contents and abstracts of ITAL are also available on the LITA Web site (http://www.lita.org/ital/index.htm). Included in the contents here are the contributed articles, including abstracts where available, and communications in the publication. News of the association, general news items, and book reviews are not included."

- The Journal of Library Services for Distance Education [ISSN: 1096-2123 ]

"A peer-reviewed e-journal, International in scope, publishing refereed articles focusing on the issues and challenges of providing research/information services to students enrolled in formal post-secondary distance education."

- Journal of the American Society for Information Science [ISSN: 0002-8231]        [URL inactive, April 20, 2006]

JASIS tables of contents (vol. 43, 1992 on) are available at: <http://www.asis.org/home.html>. "The full text of JASIS is available at John Wiley & Sons' Interscience Website where one must register but for which there is no charge. This site includes the tables of contents, official abstracts and the full text of JASIS and other Wiley journals."

- LC Cataloging Newsline [ISSN 1066-8829]

"LC CATALOGING NEWSLINE (ISSN 1066-8829) is published irregularly by the Cataloging Directorate, Library Services, Library of Congress, and contains news of cataloging activities throughout the Library of Congress. LC CATALOGING NEWSLINE is available in electronic form only and is free of charge." "LC CATALOGING NEWSLINE is the Cataloging Directorate's electronic newsletter. It is being issued to take advantage of the timeliness available through electronic transmission. The newsletter will be compiled at least quarterly (January, April, July, and October). Additional issues may be created to transmit information of immediate interest or for which the directorate is seeking immediate opinions or feedback. LC CATALOGING NEWSLINE will contain generally brief statements related to activities of the Library of Congress in the area of cataloging that may be of interest or concern to the library community, such as new or revised policy decisions (actual or developing), technological developments that may affect the community, new publications, meetings, reports, and/or exhibits at ALA conferences, and employment opportunities in cataloging. Full statements on such matters as new or revised policy decisions will continue to be distributed through established publications such as CATALOGING SERVICE BULLETIN, LIBRARY OF CONGRESS RULE INTERPRETATIONS, and the various parts of the SUBJECT CATALOGING MANUAL. Posting this newsletter to Autocat is a temporary measure until such time as the Library of Congress can bring up its own Listserv. When this happens, notices will be posted on appropriate lists to announce availability." This site provides access to vol. 1, 4 on.

- Learned Publishing   [ISSN 0953-1513]

"Successor to the Bulletin of ALPSP, founded 1977, ISSN 0260-9428). Learned Publishing is the journal of the Association of Learned and Professional Society Publishers, and is published quarterly in January/April/July/October." Full text of articles in Learned Publishing is available online from volume 10 (1997) on, at: <http://www.alpsp.org.uk/volcont.htm>.

- LIBLICENSE-L

Archives (Jan. 1997 on) of LIBLICENSE-L discussion list. "LIBLICENSE-L is a moderated list for the discussion of issues related to the licensing of digital information by academic and research libraries. Increasingly, libraries are being inundated with information created in digital format and transmitted and accessed via computers. This list is designed to assist librarians and others concerned with the licensing of information in digital format in dealing with some of the unique challenges faced by this new medium. Information providers (creators, publishers and vendors) who deal with libraries are welcomed as members of LIBLICENSE-L. Potential areas of discussion include: Drafting library and educational license agreements for digital information content Insuring that license agreements do not inordinately restrict the use of digital information Reconciling license agreements with the fair use provisions of the U.S.Copyright Act International agreements relating to the copyright of databases and other digital information in their relationship to content licenses Modifications of the U.S. Copyright Act as this relates to digital content licenses Privacy and security issues relating to the use of licensed digital information via license Interlibrary loans of digital information in the way these relate to library content licenses."

- Library and Information Management On-line        [URL inactive, April 20, 2006]

"Library and Information Management On-line is published exclusively for Library Link members. The journal contains themed articles, news, views, comments and an editorial and aims to inform, educate and build on-going dialogue between academic, corporate, institutional and research Librarians as well as Information Professionals world-wide." This site provides access to online articles from vol. 1, issue 1 (1996) on.

- Library Collections, Acquisitions and Technical Services        [URL inactive, April 20, 2006]

"Library Collections, Acquisitions and Technical Services provides a forum for the exchange of ideas and experiences among members of the library collection management, technical services, vendor and publishing communities throughout the world. It is a comprehensive publication designed to bring together many of the specializations within the broad areas of library collection management and technical services including, but by no means limited to, acquisition of books and serials in academic, public, school and special libraries; cataloging and authority control; outsourcing of technical services operations; electronic publications; gifts and exchanges; microforms and other nonprint media, such as electronic journals; document delivery; networking, resource sharing and access; and pertinent library automation projects. In reflecting the broad, practical and theoretical foundations of the discipline, LCATS publishes articles based on the practical work experiences librarians, vendors and publishers as well as research reports and papers on theory." This site includes table of contents from v. 23, no. 1 (1999) and announcements of forthcoming issues.

- Library Hi Tech  [ISSN: 0737-8831 ]        [URL inactive, April 20, 2006]

" This international journal allows you to explore current and emerging technologies, their strengths and weaknesses, and the continuing education issues and options facing libraries. Combining in-depth articles, case studies and scholarly literature reviews, Library Hi Tech gives you a greater understanding of technology in the widest sense and the full range of tools that librarians and their customers employ.
Launched in 1983, Library Hi Tech has always been the vanguard of new developments. Often first in the field to identify "hot" topics, it enables you to anticipate the future, embrace it with confidence and utilize new resources as soon as they become available. It also helps you make the best use of current technology. Coverage: strategic planning policy implementation across entire institutions automation systems the role of consortia resource access initiatives architecture and technology electronic publishing library-related Web sites."

- Library Hi Tech News        [URL inactive, April 20, 2006]

" Library Hi Tech News keeps you fully informed of the latest developments in library automation, new products, network news, new software and hardware, and people in technology. Published monthly and distributed 10 times a year, it combines features, conference reports, regular columns, news items and a diary of forthcoming events worldwide, it represents the perfect way to stay abreast of important issues and activities in the library and information world - especially concerning IT in libraries. Coverage : library automation vendor products network news new software and hardware people in technology ."

- Library Issues: Briefings for Faculty and Administrators  [ISSN 0734-3035]
            "Library Issues highlights key issues in academic librarianship. Its intended audience is faculty and academic administrators and librarians who work with them. LI's short
            articles present the various facets of controversial topics, not campus-specific solutions. LI strives to clarify not persuade, to present facts not opinions, to facilitate
            communication not advocate positions."  Published bimonthly since September 1980.  This site includes contents from July 1996 and also some sample full-text issues.

- Library Juice

"Library Juice is a current awareness service for library and information science students, librarians, and other interested folks. It includes announcements, web resources, calls for papers, and news items. Much of the material has a social-responsibilities or intellectual freedom focus. " This site includes Library Juice TOC's and links for Volume 1 (1998 ) on.

- Library Journal

"LJDigital is an electronic offshoot of Library Journal, the oldest independent national library publication. Founded in 1876, this "bible" of the library world is read by over 100,000 library directors, administrators, and others in public, academic, and special (e.g., business) libraries. Published 20 times annually, LJ combines news, features, and commentary with analyses of public policy, technology, and management developments. In addition, some 7500 evaluative reviews written by librarians help readers make their purchasing decisions: reviews of everything from books, audio and video, CD-ROMs, websites, and magazines. Each issue reviews 250 to 350 adult books, mostly prior to publication, making it a source librarians as well as publishers turn to for early evaluations."

- Library Link        [URL inactive, April 20, 2006]

"Library Link is a FREE resource to Librarians, information professionals, researchers, students - indeed anyone with an interest in information management. Here, you can contact like-minded individuals world-wide and gain access to vital information that can help you in your research and day to day work."

- LibraryNet   [ISSN 1492-0190]        [URL inactive, April 20, 2006]
            "Canadian public libraries have been providing information, education, and recreation to Canadians for over a century and a half. Today they are defining new roles for
            themselves as economic incubators, community development agents, distributors of electronic information, and centres for life-long learning. The purpose of LibraryNet is to
            encourage the growth of these new roles and to help Canadian libraries connect to the information highway and to one another. This is a cooperative venture on the part of
            Canada's public libraries, library jurisdictions and agencies, librarians, and Industry Canada."

- Library Management  [ISSN 0143-5124]        [URL inactive, April 20, 2006]
            "As the library and information services community seeks to cope with new patterns of information provisions, new technology and
            new financial circumstances, the latest research, innovative theory and organizational best practice are all combined in the journal,
            Library Management. This world-class information resource offers international perspectives on the critical issues facing library
            management by publishing articles which report contemporary thought whilst also exploring practical implications for those involved in
            teaching and practice. Library Management provides knowledge and practical perspectives on all aspects of the management of
            libraries and information services by drawing contributions from distinguished international figures. All of this builds into an
            informative, refereed journal, which will prove invaluable to managing a library or information service cost effectively, while meeting the
            needs of its users."  This site provides access to annotated table of contents  from vol. 10, no. 1, 1998.

- Library Philosophy and Practice   [ISSN 1522-0222]

"An essential type of library science research is applied research with the library as laboratory. Library Philosophy and Practice is a refereed electronic journal publishing articles that demonstrate the connection between library practice and the philosophy and theory which are behind it. Library Philosophy and Practice publishes reports of successful, innovative, or experimental library procedures, methods, or projects in all areas of librarianship, including both public and technical services. These reports are set in the context of applied research, with reference to current, past, and emerging theories of library practice."
"Library Philosophy and Practice is a new peer-reviewed electronic journal which will appear twice a year, once in the fall and once in the spring. Library Philosophy and Practice publishes articles that demonstrate the connection between library practice and the philosophy and theory which are behind it. Library Philosophy and Practicepublishes reports of successful, innovative, or experimental library procedures, methods, or projects in all areas of librarianship, including both public and technical services. These reports are set in the context of applied research, with reference to current, past, and emerging theories of library practice.?"  [Mary Bolin <mbolin@UIDAHO.EDU>] This site includeslinks to online issues from ovl. 1, no. 1 (Fall 1998).  Alternative site.

- Library Resources & Technical Services

"Library Resources & Technical Services (LRTS) is the official journal of the Association of Library Collections & Technical Services, a division of the American Library Association.
The purpose of LRTS is to support the theoretical, intellectual, practical, and scholarly aspects of the profession of collection management and development, acquisitions, cataloging and classification, perservation and reformatting, and serials, by publishing articles (subject to double-blind peer review) and book reviews, and editorials and correspondence in response to the same. ." This site includes contents pages  from v. 4, no.1, January 1998.

- Library Systems Newsletter        [URL inactive, April 20, 2006]
            "Library Systems Newsletter provides monthly updates and inside information about the world of automation technology in a handy
            print format. Industry consultant Richard Boss brings his unique perspective of current issues, government rulings, vendor news,
            upcoming events, and product innovations. Subscribers also receive Boss' respected Annual Survey of Vendors. There's no better way
            to stay ahead of the action in automation than a subscription to Library Systems Newsletter."  This site provides access to a sample
            issue.

- Library Technology Reports        [URL inactive, April 20, 2006]
            "Library Technology Reports deliver comprehensive overviews of current technology and comparative evaluations of available
            products in a direct, easily referenced format. Whether you're seeking general knowledge or you're ready to evaluate the options before
            purchasing, Library Technology Reports provide both hard data and insightful evaluations. Respected library professionals author
            every issue. Subscriptions are available in print or online."  This site provides access to annotated topics for issues published from
            January 2002 and to a sample issue.

- Library Trends   [ISSN 0024-2594]

"Written for today's information specialists, Library Trends synthesizes and interprets relevant research, writing, experimentation, and critical opinion and examines international developments and future directions of library and information science. Issued quarterly."
Library Trends, issued quarterly and edited by F. W. Lancaster, explores critical trends in professional librarianship, including practical applications, thorough analyses, and literature reviews. Both practicing librarians and educators use Library Trends as an essential tool in their professional development and continuing education.
Each issue is devoted to a single aspect of professional activity or interest. In-depth, thoughtful articles explore important facets of the issue topic. Every year, Library Trends provides breadth, covering a wide variety of themes, from special libraries to emerging technologies.
Library Trends' themes touch the concerns of the entire library community--from administrators of major libraries to educators in information science. Our contributors are practicing librarians and scholars. Subscribers include:
College and research libraries Public libraries Library systems and networks Special libraries International college and research libraries ." This site includes selectively abstracted contents of individual issues.

- LIBRES: Library and Information Science Research Electronic Journal [ISSN: 1058-6768]

"LIBRES is an international, refereed, electronic journal devoted to new research in Library and Information Science. LIBRES is distributed through a listserver, an ftp site and three mirrored WWW sites: Americas and Australia and Europe. Listserver subscribers are notified of new issues through the distribution of a table of contents to LIBRES, LIBREF-L, and any other e-conferences requesting the service."   This site includes links to online current and archival issues of Libres.

- LII New This Week

"LII New This Week - a weekly mailing of the top 20 resources added to the Librarians' Index to the Internet. An excellent current awareness service for keeping track of great new Web sites! We send you a list of the best ten to twenty Web sites added to the LII each week. LII New This Week is distributed each Monday to a mailing list that receives only this publication."

- Link-Up [ISSN: 0739-988X]

"The Newsmagazine for Users of Online Services, CD-ROM, and the Internet." "Link-Up is the only newsmagazine devoted exclusively to the users of online services, CD-ROM products, & the Internet. No other technology-related magazine matches its comprehensive news & editorial coverage. Link-Up's late-breaking stories, regular columns, & special sections are designed to help you get the most out of your personal computer, modem, & CD-ROMs. In just one issue you'll find the latest information on online services, the Internet and World Wide Web, CD-ROM and multimedia, software & hardware, and much more! " Partially annotated tables on contents and selected full-text articles are provided from v. 14, no. 7, November/December 1997.

- LISNews.com

"Created and maintained by librarians, LISNews.com is a web site devoted to current topics and news in the world of Library and Information Science. We welcome you to participate in the creation of this exciting new Web Site. The newly redesigned site includes the ability to post comments on each story, along with a poll, and improved design.
Lisnews.com works hard to bring you summaries of selected news articles of interest to librarians everywhere. Inclusion of articles on our site does not imply endorsement by any other sites. We select items and stories that we hope will stimulate ideas and conversation in the interest of keeping you and your colleagues informed.
As a home for your creative instincts, we hope to give voice to your own intellectual visions. All ideas are open for discussion. It will be your insight and creativity that helps further LISNews. All submissions will remain under complete control and copyright of the author."

- LITA Newsletter  [ISSN 0196-1799]        [URL inactive, April 20, 2006]

"The LITA Newsletter is published quarterly by the Library and Information Technology Association, a division of the American Library Association in electronic form only. " This site provides access to all issues publiashed since Spring 1995 (vol. 16, no. 2).

- LLRX.com

"LLRX.com is a unique, free Web journal dedicated to providing legal professionals with the most up-to-date information on a wide range of Internet legal research and technology-related issues. The LLRX.com team has been the first outlet to report major online legal news including Lexis' first free Internet product LexisOne and the sudden appearance, rise and fall of JurisLine, among other high profile stories.
LLRX.com publishes:
Daily - breaking legal and technology news Weekly - the LLRXBuzz column, focusing on legal research resources, is published each Monday Bi-weekly - a full complement of new articles and features is published twice every month, on the 1st and 15th
Launched in 1996 by Sabrina I. Pacifici and Cindy L. Chick, LLRX.com works with nationally renowned law librarians, attorneys, information technology specialists and legal technology consultants to produce the site's well-documented, up-to-the-minute articles, departments, columns and feature stories. LLRX.com delivers current, high quality content on a broad range of topics including: technology and legal research Congressional activities effecting technology, research, and libraries websites for legal researchers technology training resources and seminar materials and presentations from leading legal and library-related technology conferences."

- Matrix News [ISSN: 1059-0749]        [URL inactive, April 20, 2006]

"The MIDS monthly newsletter."  "Matrix News is a newsletter about cross-network issues. Networks frequently mentioned include USENET, UUCP, FidoNet, BITNET, the Internet, and conferencing systems such as the WELL and CompuServe. Matrix News is not about any single one of them. It is about the Matrix, which is all computer networks worldwide that exchange electronic mail. "  Samples of articles from 1993 to date are included.

- MC Journal: The Journal of Academic Media Librarianship [ISSN 1069-6792]

"MC Journal: The Journal of Academic Media Librarianship is an electronic forum for practical and scholarly information on topics and issues concerning academic media librarianship. The scope of the journal encompasses technologies that include audiovisuals as the primary, but not necessarily the exclusive modes of communication. The focus eliminates any media or imaging technology where print is the primary mode of communication. Such formats include microforms, electronic mail, and desk-top publishing.
Examples of topics as they relate to audiovisual librarianship would include: a/v production, collection development, cataloging, storage and preservation of materials, media center management, copyright, and emerging technologies. Articles pertaining to the profession of academic media librarianship and library education are also acceptable. Included in the scope as well are conference reports, literature reviews, and reviews of hardware and software."  This site provides a full-text electronic access to issues published to date. Final issue: v. 8, 2o. 2, Winter 2002.

- METAe-News
            "The Newsletter to the Metadata Engine Project. METAe-news is a regular web-based newsletter intended to:
            Focus on issues, articles and news about the Metadata Engine Project. Provide information and pointers to relevant progress, papers and partners with the objective of
            improving awareness of evolving practices in the METAe project.  To inform about events and papers given by METAe partners."

- MLS: Marketing Library Services [ISSN: 0896-3908]

"In today's economic climate, with costs rising and profits dwindling, it has become especially challenging for many organizations to turn a profit. Competition in the marketplace is increasing the demand for information, while the budgets for information centers are decreasing. The library and information sectors have to escalate their fight for every budget dollar, and some struggle to justify their very existence. That's what makes theMLS: Marketing Library Services newsletter so valuable. MLS will provide information professionals in all types of libraries with specific ideas for marketing their services. You'll find numerous suggestions for planning programs, making money, increasing business, and proving your value to your administrator.   "This site provides tables of contents and selected full-text articles.

- Moveable Type

" Moveable Type is a semi-annual publication of the Hatfield Library. It is intended to inform the Willamette community as well as the college library community nationally of the library's activities and projects. Moveable Type also provides a forum for the discussion of issues important to college librarianship generally." This site provides access to all issues published since vol 1, no. 1 (1993).

- Multi Media & Internet @ Schools

"MultiMedia Schools is a practical how-to magazine that addresses multiple technologies used in K-12 schools today Articles, columns, news, and product reviews are contributed by practicing educators who use new technologies in the classroom and media center. This site contains selected full-text content that appears in each issue of the printed publication. " The complete tables of contents are included for issues published since vol. 3, no. 1 (January/February 1996). Selected full-text articles are available.  Title changed from MultiMedia Schools.

- National Digital Library Periodic Reports / Library of Congress [ISSN 1083-3978]

This site provides a full-text access (HTML and PDF versions) to all issues published.

- NETTRAIN

"NETTRAIN is intended to serve two purposes: (1) to be a forum or clearinghouse for the exchange of information, advice, and resources for the purpose of training others in the use of the Internet; and (2) to provide a medium for wide-ranging discussion of practical, theoretical, and philosophical issues regarding training in the use of the worldwide Internet. NETTRAIN, then, is a discussion list for "net trainers"-- which does *not* necessarily mean "net experts." Anyone who is responsible for, or interested in, helping teach others to use the wealth of resources available through the Internet is welcome. "NETTRAINers" vary widely in skill levels. Some are network managers at large research universities; some are free-lance independent trainers; others are simply those who have found themselves assigned the job of training others to use the Internet because they have shown the initiative to learn a little on their own. We learn best by teaching others. "

- Network Magazine.com        [URL inactive, April 20, 2006]

This site includes current and past (from January 1999) issues of the Magazine.

- Network News        [URL inactive, April 20, 2006]

Archives of 1991-1995 issues of the Network News.

- The New Review of Academic Librarianship        [URL inactive, April 20, 2006]
            "The New Review of Academic Librarianship, published annually, reports upon the full range of issues of current concern to academic librarians: information technology;
            major co-operative and commercial library systems; developments in electronic libraries; academic library management; performance measurement; management information
            systems; marketing (including user studies and user education); collection management; the academic role of the librarian; the influence of national library policy and
            national education policy on the academic library; the physical library environment; the evolving hybrid library; conservation and preservation; library networking; training
            and staff development; research in academic librarianship. It provides essential reading for all concerned with the future of the academic library."  This site lists tables of
            contents from v. 1, 1995.

- The New Review of  Information and Library Research        [URL inactive, April 20, 2006]
            "The New Review of Information and Library Research, published annually, is designed specifically for information professionals around the world who need to know how
            contemporary information research is shaping present and future information and library services. The rapid growth of interest in information management and information
            technology, sometimes categorised as knowledge management, increases the necessity of staying abreast of currest research and development in the information sector.
            The scope of The New Review of Information and Library Research is comprehensive: information and library systems and their users; information technology; man-machine
            interfaces; the architecture and environment of systems; information design; media and communication studies; freedom of information; copyright; socio-legal and political
            aspects of information; trans-national information flow; the economics of information and information services; artificial intelligence; knowledge-based systems; information
            management; classification and indexing; information retrieval; traditional and innovative service delivery; general theory; research methodology; statistical analysis and
            bibliometrics; the information workforce; human resources information systems; organizational and behavioural aspects of information systems; mamagement information
            systems; the psychology of information; policy-making strategy and forecasting; the management of change; technological innovation studies; subject-based studies of
            information and communication; education and training; public relations; the marketing of systems and services; and information and user education." This site lists tables
            of contents from v. 1, 1995.
 

- The New Review of Information Networking        [URL inactive, April 20, 2006]
            "Computer networks are an enabling technology with the potential to integrate and transform information provision, communication and learning. The New Review of
            Information Networking, published annually, provides an expert source on the needs and behaviour of the network user; the role of networks in teaching, learning, research
            and scholarly communication; the implications of networks for library and information services; the development of campus and other information strategies; the role of
            information publishers on the networks; policies for funding and charging for network and information services; and standards and protocols for network applications."
            This site lists tables of contents from v. 1, 1995.

- The New Review of Libraries and Lifelong Learning        [URL inactive, April 20, 2006]
            "The provision of services to support lifelong learning is becoming a major responsibility of many agencies in modern society. Libraries will potentially play a central role in
            this process, and are already changing as they re-orient themselves to meet the new challenges. The New Review of Libraries and Lifelong Learning is designed to report on
            innovative approaches to providing the various information skills and learning environments which will foster continuous learning.  Progress in information and
            communication technologies, the re-design of library service delivery, and the scope for libraries to underpin the development of networked learning systems are explored in
            depth in The New Review. Key themes covered include:
                - Research which places libraries within the lifelong learning paradigm, including the significance of distance learning, open learning and other non-traditional approaches
                - New models of library provision designed to address the wide variety of lifelong learning requirements, involving issues of library co-operation, appropriate technologies,
                information quality, and both national and international policy imperatives
                - The contribution of different library sectors - academic, public, special - to the process of lifelong learning
                - User requirements, especially of non-traditional users, such as mature learners
                - Studies of lifelong learning in particular sectors, such as health, business and the voluntary sector
                - The balance of technological as well as more conventional solutions to learning problems - focusing on learning styles, computer-mediated communication, and
                multimedia systems
                - The development of library management practices needed to meet the demands of the extended responsibilities placed upon libraries.
            The New Review of Libraries and Lifelong Learning, published annually, is essential reading for all librarians, and for those in the wider educational community who are
            concerned with the overall development of a co-operative alliance of learning agencies." This site lists tables of contents from v. 1, 2001.

- NewBreed Librarian
            "NewBreed Librarian is a bimonthly publication intended to foster a sense of community for those new to librarianship, whether in school or just out. Every two months,
             you'll find a feature article and an interview with someone – not necessarily a librarian – contributing to the work that we do. You'll find Susu, advice goddess, in our
            Columns section, as well as TechTalk and letters from our readers. NewBreed will highlight progressive librarians and other information professionals in our People section,
            and we're always open to your nominations. As NewBreed matures, we hope to develop a searchable database in our Jobs category and include samples of grad school
            admission essays, resumes, cover letters, etc. in Xtras. Most importantly, NewBreed aims to use the web to build community and foster collaboration among librarians.
            We're molding the Networks section with this objective in mind."  This site provides access to this e-journal, from the first issue published in February 2001 to the last issue,
            published in August 2002.  Ceased publication.

- NewJour--Electronic Journals & Newsletters

"New Journals and Newsletters on the Internet."   "NewJour is the place to announce your own (or to forward information about others') newly planned, newly issued, or revised ELECTRONIC NETWORKED journal or newsletter. It is specially dedicated for those who wish to share information in the planning, gleam-in-the-eye stage or at a more mature stage of publication development and availability.
It is also the place to announce availability of paper journals and newsletters as they become available on -- move into -- electronic networks. Scholarly discussion lists which regularly and continuously maintain supporting files of substantive articles or preprints may also be reported, for those journal-like sections.
NewJour represents an identification and road-mapping project for electronic journals and newsletters, begun by Michael Strangelove, University of Ottawa and carried on by the Association of Research Libraries as of 1993. NewJour has expanded and continued that work and is now formally separate from the ongoing ARL Directory project, whose evolving web verion may be found at:   http://arl.cni.org/scomm/edir/index.html.

- NewsAgent        [URL inactive, April 20, 2006]

"NewsAgent for Libraries is a project in the Electronic Libraries Programme (eLib). The aim is to create a user-configurable electronic news and current awareness service for library and information staff with a mixture of content streams, including metadata (descriptions of documents). Content will include refereed and other papers, reviews and editorial matter from the most highly respected UK journals in the field, including Program, VINE, Library Technology, Ariadne and the Journal of Librarianship and Information Science. News and briefing materials will be provided by The Library Association, the Institute of Information Scientists, UKOLN, the British Library, and LITC, which already produce printed publications in this field and which are all developing Web sites in addition. The project started in April 1996 and Phase 1 finished at the end of March 1998. The partners are now continuing with further work towards achieving a full scale service. A full Phase 2 project begins in August 1998 and will last for three years."

- NewsDirectory.com

"NewsDirectory.com is a guide to English-language media online ."

- Newsletter on Serials Pricing Issues [ISSN: 1046-3410]

"The scope of the newsletter is library serials pricing interpreted broadly. Appropriate topics include, but certainly are not limited to: journal pricing projections, library cancellation projects, journal publisher and subscription agent efforts to reduce costs, electronic publishing ventures that may impact pricing, announcements of relevant conferences, publisher or vendor actions relating to pricing that are perceived as unfair to subscribers, and good news such as price reductions, etc." Includes all issues published to date (1989- on).

- OCLC Abstracts Electronic Newsletter/  Online Computer Library Center    [URL inactive, April 20, 2006]

"Starting from June 1, 1998 OCLC Abstracts is published each Monday afternoon by OCLC to deliver timely information about OCLC services, programs, news and events. The current issue will be available on this Web site by 6:00 p.m. each Tuesday."

- OCLC Newsletter   [ISSN:0163-898X]

This site provides full text access to the latest and previous (no. 211 on) issues of the Newsletters.

- OCLC Systems & Services  [ISSN: 1065-075X ]    [URL inactive, April 20, 2006]

"This journal covers broad subject areas in information processing, management, and dissemination. Web metadata standards such as Dublin Core, EAD (Encoded Archival Description), and TEI (Text Encoding Initiative) are some recent features. In addition, OCLC system and service applications will continue to be among this journal's main topic areas. Coverage: cataloging (knowledge management) Dublin Core and other metadata standards other standards Web infomation encoding languages (SGML and XML) indexing document delivery resource sharing preservation archival method and management automation collection development user services web-based systems and resources information research and retrieval telecommunications, and computer software and hardware imaging and digitizing compatibility, cost-effectiveness, and applications of OCLC products and services developments in OCLC research and projects." Included are links to tables of contents from vol. 5 (1989).

- ONLINE  [ISSN: 0146-5422]

"ONLINE is written for Information Professionals and provides articles, product reviews, case studies, evaluation, and informed opinion about selecting, using, and managing electronic information products, plus industry and professional information about online database systems, CD-ROM, and the Internet. This site contains selected full-text articles and news from each issue of the magazine." This site contains selected full-text articles and news from each issue of the magazine.

- PACS-L

"The Public-Access Computer Systems Forum (PACS-L) is an Internet list that deals with end-user computer systems in libraries.Utilizing PACS-L, subscribers discuss topics such as CD-ROM databases, digital libraries, electronic publishing, Internet information resources, and online catalogs. "

- Perspectives in Electronic Services: PeP
            "Perspectives In Electronic Publishing is a new model electronic publication, perhaps best described as a journal-centred portal, with enhancements for exploring selected
            full-text papers on a focussed topic - in this case, on electronic publishing. You will find papers linked from the original sources. Only freely accessible papers are included
            (some may require free registration). PeP is free."  "PeP covers most aspects of electronic networked publishing, with an emphasis on academic publishing and on journals. It
            covers the publishers, the publishing process and intermediary services. The range extends to research and technical development that will impact on publishing, including
            some aspects of digital libraries. Changes to the legal framework of publishing for the network environment are another important component."

- portal: Libraries and the Academy  [ISSN 1530-7131 (electronic)]
            Objectives: "To offer an affordable alternative to serials that have gone up an average of  9 percent a year while the consumer price index increased only 3.3 percent;
            To provide a more inviting, constructive, and productive environment for authors;
            To model a scholarly communications system as outlined in recent pronouncements from the Association of American Universities (AAU) and the Create Change initiative."

- Primary Source        [URL inactive, April 20, 2006]

"Primary Source is the monthly Institute of Museum and Library Services (IMLS) newsletter that is delivered via email. You can read current and past issues in the What's New section, and subscribe to receive new issues by e-mail each month.
The IMLS newsletter, Primary Source, sent monthly via e-mail, explores how museums and libraries across the country use IMLS awards to further their service to the public.
Primary Source provides the latest information about IMLS grant programs, showcases successful grant proposals, and highlights IMLS research and publications. Every issue contains valuable links to information at the IMLS web site." [News of New Electronic Journals <nj@ccat.sas.upenn.edu> Tue, 11 Apr 2000 07:24:56 -0400 (EDT) ]

- Program: Electronic Library and Information Systems

"Program: electronic library and information systems publishes material on all aspects of the management and use of information technology in libraries and archives, museums and galleries, information centres, and the information industry generally. The automation of library and information services, the storage and retrieval of all forms of information, and the delivery of information to end users are primary interests. Program is also concerned with database design and management; techniques for storing and distributing information; networking and communications technology; the Internet; user interface design; the procurement of systems; user training and support; and system evaluation. While Program's emphasis is on practical applications (and their costs), reviews of emerging technologies and of research and development in relevant fields are also welcomed. This electronic version contains the contents of each issue and the abstracts for each article. Current subscribers to Program have the added facility of accessing the full text of articles contained in the 1997-9 volumes as Portable Document Format (PDF) files. If you are a current subscriber to Program and you wish to be issued with a username and password please use the online form provided."

- Progressive Librarian [ISSN 1052-5722]

"Progressive Librarian is a forum for critical perspectives in Librarianship, featuring articles, book reviews, bibliographies, reports, documents, and poetry that explore progressive perspectives on librarianship and information issues. The editorial from issue number 14 is a good example of its point of view and the types of issues addressed. " Tables of contents are included for all published isses. Selected articles are available in full text.

- PRW Newsletter

" The PRW Newsletter is an occasionally published newsletter from press-release-writing.com. The primary focus of the newsletter is to share press release writing and distribution tips to subscribers. Information on general PR and Web site marketing may be included in the publication." [NEW-LIST - New List Announcements <NEW-LIST@HYPATIA.CS.WISC.EDU> Tue, 29 Jun 1999 12:07:34 -0500]

- Public-Access Computer Systems News (PACS News) [ISSN 1050-6004]

"Public-Access Computer Systems News (PACS News) was an electronic newsletter about end-user computer systems in libraries. It was published by the University of Houston Libraries and distributed on the PACS-L and PACS-P lists. The PACS News was established in March 1990 by Charles W. Bailey, Jr. and Dana Rooks. In 1993, Linda Thompson replaced Mr. Bailey as co-editor. In 1994, Ann Thornton replaced Ms. Rooks. The last issue was published in September 1995. "

- The Public-Access Computer Systems Review (PACS Review) [ISSN 1050-6004]        [URL inactive, April 21, 2006]

"The Public-Access Computer Systems Review (PACS Review) is an electronic journal about end-user computer systems in libraries. It is distributed at no charge on the Internet and other computer networks. The journal publishes papers on topics such as digital libraries, document delivery systems, electronic publishing, expert systems, hypermedia and multimedia systems, locally mounted databases, network-based information resources and tools, and online catalogs. It is published by the University of Houston Libraries."  Ceased in August 2000.

- Public Libraries  [URL inactive Feb. 28, 2002]
             "Public Libraries, published six times a year, is the official journal of the Public Library Association, a division of the American Library  Association. Your PLA membership
            includes a subscription to Public Libraries, ALA's only journal devoted exclusively to public libraries."  This site includes contents from 1996.

- Publisher's Weekly

"Publishers Weekly is the international news magazine of book publishing and bookselling. Industry professionals depend on PW for in-depth interviews with top authors, publishing industry news, bestseller lists, and early reviews of adult and children's books."

- Reference & User Services Quarterly

"Reference and User Services Quarterly (RUSQ) is the official journal of the Reference and User Services Association of the American Library Association. The purpose of RUSQ is to disseminate information of interest to reference librarians, bibliographers, adult services librarians, those in collection development and selection, and others interested in public services. The scope of the journal includes all aspects of library service to adults, and reference service and collection development at every level and for all types of libraries. " Published by the Reference and User Services Division of the American Library Association is the . This site includes abstracted contents pages from v. 37, no. 1 and information about upcominh issues.

- Reference Services Review    [ISSN 0090-7324]
            "Since it’s launch over 25 years ago, Reference Services Review has been dedicated to the enrichment of reference knowledge and the advancement of reference services. It
            prepares its readers to understand and embrace current and emerging technologies affecting reference functions and information needs of library users. From the automation
            of reference services to the evaluation of reference sources and models for delivering more effective reference services, Reference Services Review provides indispensable
            guidance - in whatever type or size of library you work."  This site provides access to full-text articles from vol. 25, no. 1, 1997.
 

- Resource Sharing and Information Networks  [ISSN: 0737-7797]  [URL inactive Feb. 28, 2002]
            "Journal which provides a forum for ideas on the basic theoretical and practical problems faced by planners, practitioners, and users of network services. Abstracts available
            online from 1993 onwards."

- RLG DigiNews  [ISSN ISSN 1093-5371]

"Welcome to RLG DigiNews! RLG is excited to be working in cooperation with the Cornell University Library Department of Preservation and Conservation to provide you with this publication. RLG DigiNews is a bimonthly web-based newsletter intended to:
Focus on issues of particular interest and value to managers of digital initiatives with a preservation component or rationale. Provide filtered guidance and pointers to relevant projects to improve our awareness of evolving practices in image conversion and digital archiving. Announce publications (in any form) that will help staff attain a deeper understanding of digital issues."

- The Scout Report

"The Scout Report is the flagship publication of the Internet Scout Project. Published every Friday both on the web and by email, it provides a fast, convenient way to stay informed of valuable resources on the Internet. Our team of professional librarians and subject matter experts select, research, and annotate each resource. Published continuously for over three years, the Scout Report is one of the Internet's oldest and most respected publications. Organizations are encouraged to link to this page from their own Web pages, or to receive the HTML version of the Report each week via email for local posting at their site."

- Searcher [ISSN 1070-4795]

"Searcher: The Magazine for Database Professionals is a unique publication that explores and deliberates on a comprehensive range of issues important to the professional database searcher. The magazine is targeted to experienced, knowledgeable searchers and combines evaluations of data content with discussions of delivery media. Searcher includes evaluated online news, searching tips and techniques, reviews of search aid software and database documentation, revealing interviews with leaders and entrepreneurs of the industry, and trenchant editorials. Whatever the experienced database searcher needs to know to get the job done is covered in Searcher. " This site includes annotated tables of contents and selectd full-text articles.

- The Search Engine Report Newsletter
            "The Search Engine Report is a free, monthly newsletter about search engines and changes to Search Engine Watch."

- Serials eNews    [ISSN 1476-0576]
            "This is a fortnightly electronic newsletter with an associated web service exclusively for UKSG members to help them keep abreast of news, issues and developments in the
            global serials industry."  "Formed in 1978, the United Kingdom Serials Group (UKSG) is an autonomous professional interest group which exists to encourage the exchange
            and promotion of ideas on printed and electronic serials and the process of scholarly communication. Serials-eNews is a membership benefit."

- The Serials Librarian       [ISSN 0361-526X]

"The Serials Librarian is an essential journal devoted exclusively to serials management for librarians that provides pertinent articles to help all serials professionals. With each quarterly issue, this highly regarded journal--with a truly international editorial board--presents a mix of practice, theory, and history in a readable format, keeping professionals informed of developments in all areas of serials work."  This sites provides contents from vol. 36, 1.  Alternative site provides access to to occasional full text articles and to partially abstracted table of contents from vol. 36, no.1.  Tables of contents of volume 21, numbers 2/3, 1991 through volume 39, number 1, 2000 are available through BUBL.

- SERIALST

"SERIALST (Serials in Libraries Discussion Forum) was established in October 1990, with technical support from the Office of Academic Computing at the University of Vermont (UVM), in order to serve as an informal electronic forum for most aspects of serials processing in libraries. Appropriate topics include (but are not limited to): cataloging, acquisitions, collection management, serials budgets and pricing concerns, binding, preservation, microfilm and other non print serials media, union list activities, announcements, news, and job postings that are of interest to the serials community." Archives are at: <http://list.uvm.edu/archives/serialst.html>. Archives are searchable at: <http://list.uvm.edu/cgi-bin/wa?S1=serialst >.

- SIG-LT
            "SIG/LT focuses on the analysis, planning, management, and use of technology and standards in library operations."  This site [provides access to the first issue of the
            SIG-LT newsletter.

- SISAC-L

This is "Internet list of the Serials Industry Systems Advisory Committee (SISAC). The purpose of SISAC-L is to conduct SISAC business, to distribute SISAC announcements and publicity, and to discuss initiatives underway by SISAC and its subcommittees. Examples of use include the solicitation of articles for SISAC News, discussion of transaction sets in development, coordination of testing and implementation, and program planning. SISAC members and interested parties are invited and encouraged to subscribe and participate. "

- SPARC E-News
            "SPARC is a worldwide alliance of research institutions, libraries and organizations that encourages competition in the scholarly communications market. SPARC introduces
            new solutions to scientific journal publishing, facilitates the use of technology to expand access, and partners with publishers that bring top-quality, low-cost research to a
            greater audience. SPARC strives to return science to scientists."

- Sympatico NetLife
            "Sympatico NetLife™ is published six times a year and is delivered free to most members of the Sympatico service."

- The Teaching Librarian
            A website constructed by Stephen Francoeur: "As an information services  librarian in an academic library, I am interested in exploring how I can expand my role as a teacher
            at the reference desk (regardless of whether that desk is real or virtual). In an era of information overload and technostress, it's important to me to use what limited time I have
            with students to help them become information literate. This website, which is my own personal site and is not affiliated with where I work, has been created so that I can
            develop, present, and later revise my own thoughts on how to make the most of educational opportunities with students.
            Topics explored or linked to:
            using the Internet to enhance services to users
            digital reference (or virtual or electronic reference) vs. face-to-face reference
            strengths and weaknesses of digital reference
            evaluating digital reference service
            whether reference interviews differ when most of the resources users need are only available online
            assisting distance learners through reference services
            unique library needs of distance learners
            information literacy in the classroom and in reference services"

- Technical Services Law Librarian  ISSN 0195-4857
            "Technical Services Law Librarian is an official publication of the Technical Services Section and the Online Bibliographic Services Special Interest Section. Its primary
            responsibility is to report on the activities of the sections and their members. It communicates news about developments in the two fields. It presents and resolves questions
            that arise in areas of interest to the members of the sections."  This site provides access to all published issues since vol. 1, no. 1, 1975.

- Technical Services Quarterly  [ISSN: 0731-7131]
            "Technical Services Quarterly keeps its readers informed of current developments and future trends in computers, automation, and advanced technolgies in the technical
            operations of libraries and information centers. This highly readable journal publishes up-to-the-minute information that technical services professionals and
            paraprofessionals need to ease the transition of the changes in the field and take full advantage of automated systems that ultimately make collections more accessible to
            users. Devoted to new trends in computer automation and advanced technologies in the technical operation of libraries and information centers, Technical Services
            Quarterly features articles by the most highly regarded professionals in the field who are on the cutting edge of technical services, automation, networking, document
            delivery, information technology, case studies, cost analysis, staffing, space, organizational behavior and leadership, and collection development and management."  This
            site provides table of contents from vol. 16, no. 1

- Technology  Electronic  Reviews  [ISSN: 1533-9165]
            "Technology Electronic Reviews (TER) is an irregular electronic serial publication of the Library and Information Technology Association, a division of the American Library
            Association, 50 E. Huron St., Chicago, IL 60611.  The primary function of TER is to provide reviews of and pointers to a variety of print and electronic resources about
            information technology. Resources include books, articles, serials, discussion lists, training materials, bibliographies, and other items of interest to librarians and information
            technology professionals. The topics covered may include, but are not limited to, networking technologies and standards; hardware and software; operating systems;
            databases; specific programming languages; management tools and utilities; technical project management; training and personnel issues; library perspectives; and research
            and development."   Formerly: Telecommunications Electronic Reviews.

- Texas Library Journal

"The Texas Library Journal is published quarterly and provides current information on TLA projects and activities, as well as quality articles on library issues and programs in Texas. A subscription is included in each annual membership dues."  This site includes access to the latest issue and also to archival issues, from v. 70, no. 3 (Fall 1994).

- Theoretical Librarian
            "Theoretical Librarian is the blog of Gerry McKiernan Associate Professor and Science and Technology Librarian and Bibliographer at Iowa State University Library,
            Ames,  IA 50011. Theoretical Librarian, in general, will include announcements of past, present, and future personal publications and presentations as well as postings on
            current and emerging technologies and their actual and potential application for enhanced information and library services."  This site provides access to all archived
            messages since February 2005.

- Urban Library Journal

"Urban Library Journal, a refereed journal of research and discussion dealing with all aspects of urban libraries and librarianship, welcomes articles dealing with academic, research, public, school, and special libraries in an urban setting.
Urban Library Journal, formerly known as Urban Academic Librarian, also invites submissions in broader areas such as public higher education, urban studies, multiculturalism, library and educational services to immigrants, preservation of public higher education, and universal access to World Wide Web resources.
Topics for columns and special issues will also be entertained.
Urban Library Journal, an official publication of the Library Association of the City University of New York, plans to publish two issues annually."

- USDIS News

Department of Information Studies, University of Sheffield electronic newsletter.

- Vine  [ISSN: 0305 5728 ]         [URL inactive Feb. 28, 2002]

"Vine, published quarterly by LITC, at South Bank University London, is a respected journal covering all IT applications in libraries and information services. It provides timely and definitive overviews of important topics in the field. VINE's intention is to publish informative, well-researched writing that will be of immediate practical use to its busy, influential readership." [Andrew Cox <coxam@sbu.ac.uk> hyperjournal-forum@mailbase.ac.uk; Fri, 06 Nov 1998 12:59:58 +0000].

- Virtual University Journal   [ISSN : Print:1460-7441; On-line:1460-745X]    [URL inactive Feb. 28, 2002]

"Virtual University Journal is a unique, international journal covering the field of academic facilitation of learning through the use of communications technologies. The journal publishes papers relating to research, innovative thinking and practice in this field. Papers published are peer reviewed and blind refereed."  This site provides access to the annotated tables of content, as well as, a full-text access to selected articles.

- Web Reference Update

"A weekly e-mail newsletter that highlights what's new on Webreference.com and the Web. A good way to keep up on what's happening on the Web. This newsletter is distributed every Friday." [newjour@ccat.sas.upenn.edu ; Mon, 17 Nov 1997 21:02:16 -0500 (EST)]
"Let WebReference keep you up to date with the latest happenings in Web development and the Web. We'll e-mail our Web development newsletter to you FREE chock full of the latest webmaster tips on and off the site, plus book and software reviews, interviews with industry luminaries, new sites and services, and net news. "

- WebNet Journal -- Internet Technologies, Applications & Issues [ISSN 1522-192X]

" The WebNet Journal--Internet Technologies, Applications & Issues is a quarterly print magazine written for an international readership of researchers, developers, and Internet users in educational, business, and professional environments. As we strive to define a new age—networked, decentralized and antihierarchical—through our research, application development, and exploration of the issues at hand, the WebNet Journal serves as a unique and innovative forum.
This forum enables top academic and corporate laboratory researchers, developers, business people, and users to collaborate and exchange ideas on a broad range of current topics that impact their respective activities.
All feature articles are carefully peer-reviewed and selected by a respected international editorial review board based on merit and perceived value of the content for readers. Columnists offer how-to articles and expert commentary on the latest developments.
This web site offers timely publication of article abstracts, selected columns, book reviews, and related news." Also includes selected full-text articles.

- Webology
            The first international journal on Webology (the study of the Web, Web science and technology), published by the Department of Information Science, University of Paul
            Cezanne, Marseille, France . This site provides a full-text access to all issues published, since v. 1, no. 1, August 2004.

- Websearch  [ISSN 1521-2564]

"Websearch is a free, bimonthly email newsletter designed for anyone interested in improving their Internet searching skills. It's a companion to the Mining Co. Websearch site (http://websearch.miningco.com), maintained by Chris Sherman. Each issue includes follow-ups on Web searching feature articles, 'Worth a Look,' spotlighting products, books, or services of use to searchers, and brief news reports on new or exciting search technology.
Subscription info and form at <http://websearch.miningco.com/gi/pages/mmail.htm>. Archives available at <http://websearch.miningco.com/library/bl_newsarchive.htm>."

- West Virginia Journal of Law & Technology

Includes articles dealing with censorship, copyright in cyberspace, cyberliberties, electronic mail, advertising on the Internet, Internet meditation, legislation affecting the Internet, etc.  Now inactice.

- Wired Magazine

"Wired magazine is the journal of record for the future. It's daring. Compelling. Innovative. Courageous. Insightful. It speaks not just to high-tech professionals and the business savvy, but also to the forward-looking, the culturally astute, and the simply curious. Each month, Wired covers the people, companies, and ideas that are transforming the way we live. It delivers incisive analysis and resonant storytelling from some of the world's most provocative writers: Po Bronson. Gary Wolf. Denise Caruso. Douglas Coupland. Chip Bayers. Mitch Kapor. Pamela McCorduck. Randall Rothenberg. Phil Patton. David Bennahum. Josh Quittner. Michael Schrage. Bruce Sterling. Competitive, intelligent journalism uncovers what's next. Wired is there. On the front lines of the 21st century."

- The World Wide Web Journal (W3J)

"The World Wide Web Journal (W3J) is chartered to help people implement open systems on the Web. Each issue provides a balance of specifications from W3C and implementation guides that explain how to use the technology. Also included are technical papers from around the world, interviews, and news stories."

B. Directories of electronic serials, newsletters, discussion lists, etc.

- ACQWEB

A metasite started in 1994 and directed primarily towards acquisitions and collection development librarians. Contents: Web News for Acquiring Minds, Verification Tools and Resources (including World Wide Web Collections and Resources), AcqWeb's Directory of Publishers and Vendors, Associations and Organizations, Library & Information Science (including Acquisitions Departments and Meta-Information, Cataloging Sites, Collection Development Resources and Book Review Sites, Copyright and Licensing Information, Gift and Exchange Sites, etc), Journals, Newsletters and Listserv Archives, Reference Resources about the World Wide Web, ACQNET, ACQTALK, AcqWeb Information.  Updated periodically.

- ARL Directory of Electronic Journals, Newsletters and Academic Discussion Lists

From 1991 to 2000, the Association of Research Libraries (ARL) recorded the growth of electronic publications through the Directory of Electronic Journals, Newsletters, and Academic Discussion Lists (DEJ) and the Directory of Scholarly Electronic Journals and Academic Discussion Lists (DSEJ). Each edition of the directory offered a snapshot of the state of e-publishing at that time.
The Directory of Scholarly and Professional E-Conferences, edited by Diane Kovacs, was included in each print edition that ARL published and remains available online at http://www.kovacs.com/directory/index.html.

In 2001, ARL decided to cease publication of the directory. The online version of the DSEJ continued to be available to subscribers through mid-2003. As of July 2003, archives of the last four editions of the online directory were made freely available at http://www.arl.org/scomm/edir/archive.html. For information on the availability of print copies, contact pubs@arl.org.

For information on quality-controlled scientific and scholarly electronic journals that are freely available on the Web, visit the Directory of Open Access Journals www.doaj.org.
 

- ARL List of Newsletters        [URL inactive, April 21, 2006]

"This electronic version offers an abridged version of the more detailed database begun at the ARL."  Revised August, 1994.

- BestEzines.Com

"BestEzines is published by Scott Owen of Lot 266 Publishing in Marietta, GA. It is designed to provide a resource for ezine subscribers who are frustrated with the number of low- quality ezines online. Scott reviews and recommends the best Internet ezines based on criteria such as original content, advertising methods, promptness of delivery and website quality. The tendency is towards Internet marketing and ezine publishing periodicals, however, the near future will include non-marketing ezines as well. To subscribe, send a blank message to subscribe@bestezines.com or visit the website at http://www.BestEzines.com.." [Vance Bell, <newjour@ccat.sas.upenn.edu> Wed, 10 Feb 1999 07:21:00 -0500].

- Digital Space Station News Page

Includes U.S. and world news sources.  Canadian links include: Brantford Expositor, Calgary Herald, Calgary Sun, Canadian Press & Broadcast News, Durham News, Edmonton Journal, Edmonton Sun, Halifax Daily News, Halifax Herald, Hamilton Spectator, Kamloops Daily News, Kitchener Waterloo Record, La Voix de l'Est, Lethbridge Herald, London Free Press, Maclean's Magazine, Mississauga News, Montreal Gazette, Le Journal de Montreal, Niagara Falls Review, Nouvelles Chomedey News, Nunatsiaq News, Oliver Chronicle, Ottawa Citizen ,Ottawa Journal, Le Droit, Ottawa Sun, Owen Sound Sun Times, Prince George Citizen, Redvers Optimist, Saint Boniface La Liberte, Saskatoon StarPhoenix, Saskatoon Western Producer, Southam Newspapers, Toronto Financial Post, Toronto Globe & Mail, Toronto NOW, Toronto Star, Toronto Sun, University of Toronto Underground, Vancouver Echo, Vancouver North Shore News, Vancouver Province, Vancouver Sun, Victoria Times-Colonist, Whitehorse Yukon News, Windsor Star, Winnipeg Jewish Post, Yellowknife Northern News and others.

- Directory of Open Access Journals
            "Welcome to the Directory of Open Access Journals. This service covers free, full text, quality controlled scientific and scholarly journals. We aim to cover all subjects and
            languages. There are now 2202 journals in the directory. Currently 596 journals are searchable at article level. As of today 93287 articles are included in the DOAJ service."

- Directory of Scholarly and Professional E-Conferences / Diane K. Kovacs & The Directory Team

"Previously titled: Directory of Scholarly E-Conferences."

"The Directory of Scholarly and Professional E-conferences screens, evaluates and organizes discussion lists, newsgroups, MUDS, MOO'S, Muck's, Mushes, mailing lists, interactive Web chat groups etc. (e-conferences) on topics of interest to scholars and professionals for use in their scholarly, pedagogical and professional activities. "

- Ejournal SiteGuide: A MetaSource / Joseph Jones

"Provided here is a selected and annotated set of links to sites for ejournals, which in turn provide links to individual titles and/or to other collections of links. In no instance does this SiteGuide point directly to individual electronic periodicals." Continuously updated.

- Electronic Journal Access: The Alliance        [URL inactive, April 21, 2006]

“The Electronic Journal Access Project is part of a development effort by the nonprofit Colorado Alliance of Research Libraries
(The Alliance). Hardware funding was received from the State Library of Colorado through the Library Services and
Construction Act (LSCA). As with any major web development project, this home page is the result of collaborative work by
many individuals.
The e-journal project and web site are the result of work begun in the fall of 1995 and partially funded by an LSCA grant. This
home page provides a title and subject organization of electronic serial publications (e.g. journals, newsletters, magazines,
e'zines, webzines) on the Internet. The project also funds the loading of selected e-journals on the local server. Local loading
will allow easier access for some titles currently on the Internet and will provide new titles not previously available on-line.”

- Electronic Journals: A Selected Resource Guide

"This Resource guide is an introduction to the rapidly growing field of electronic journals. The sources are spread broadly across the library literature, and this guide attempts to select a representative, but not exhaustive, group of publications that cover the history of e-journals and the main issues involved in their production, management and use. The guide also suggests starting points for more in-depth investigations, and includes sources for keeping current with ongoing developments in electronic journals.
Likely readers of this guide will include library staff who are involved in the selection, management, and distribution of electronic journals; systems staff who are involved in providing access to them; managers who are making electronic journals available in their libraries; and publishers, vendors and distributors of electronic journals.
Most of the sources listed here are available on the World Wide Web. Every attempt will be made to keep this resource guide current and to make sure that the links are active."

- Electronic Journals Resource Directory

- Electronic References & Scholarly Citations of Internet Sources

"The purpose of this document is to keep track of materials dealing with the emerging standards for electronic references and scholarly citations of Internet Sources in both paper and online publications. The links that are provided here constitute an edited selection from the full range of sites currently available on the Web. The sites that are included are considered to either:provide an original contribution to, or discussion of, the issues surrounding the citation of electronic resources offer a systematic solution for the citation of electronic material OR provide a clear summary or crib sheet to this material."

- The Etext Archives

"The ETEXT Archives were founded in the Summer of 1992 by Paul Southworth, hosted by the User Services department of the University of Michigan's Information Technology Division. The web was just a glimmer, gopher was the new hot technology, and FTP was still the standard information retrieval protocol for the vast majority of users. The origin of the project has caused numerous people to associate it with the University of Michigan, although in fact there has never been an official relationship and the project is supported entirely by volunteer labor and contributions. The equipment is wholly owned by the project maintainers.
The project was started in response to the lack of organized archiving of political documents, periodicals and discussions disseminated via Usenet on newsgroups such as alt.activism, misc.activism.progressive, and alt.society.anarchy. The alt.politics.radical-left group came later and was also a substantial source of both materials and regular contributors." "The Etext Archives (est. 1992) are home to electronic texts of all kinds, from the sacred to the profane, from the political to the personal. Our duty is to provide electronic versions of texts without judging their content."
Includes: "Zines [Electronic periodicals from the professional to the personal], The Quartz Archive [An archive of etexts formerly hosted at quartz.rutgers.edu.], CuD [A mirror of the Computer Underground Digest archives], Philosophy [A few philosophical contribution], Politics [Political material ranging from Zines to essays], Mailing Lists [Various mailing lists, archived by month], Religion [Mainstream and not-so-mainstream religious texts], Legal [Legal documents and essays]."

- Electronic Texts Journals Newsletters Magazines and Collections / NCSU Libraries Webteam    [URL inactive, April 26, 2006]

Includes: Book and Journal Catalogs, Collected Works, Guides, Indexes, Magazines, Newsletters, Preprints and Working Papers, Reports and Policies, Scholarly Journals, Virtual Reality.  Last updated: July 27, 1995.

- Library-Oriented Lists & Electronic Serials        [URL inactive, April 26, 2006]

"This document is a compilation of electronic discussion lists, distribution lists and serials which are of interest to library professionals and staff. " Updated periodically.

- List of Lists        [URL inactive, April 26, 2006]

"Welcome to the "List of lists." This is a listing of special interest group mailing lists available on the Internet. This file is available via anonymous ftp on ftp.nisc.sri.com in netinfo/interest-groups. A compressed version is available in netinfo/interest-groups.Z. It may also be obtained through e-mail by sending a message to mail-server@nisc.sri.com with "send netinfo/interest-groups" in the body of the message."

- Liszt, the Mailing List Directory        [URL inactive, April 26, 2006]

A searchable data base of over 90,000 mailing lists. Updated periodically.

- _M-Bed(sm): A Registry of Embedded Multimedia Electronic Journals_        [URL inactive, April 26, 2006]

"M-Bed(sm): A Registry of Embedded Multimedia Electronic Journals is a registry of electronic journals that have integrated multimedia within the text of their associated articles. Common types of multimedia include audio and video files as well as two-dimensional and 3-D models, and supplemental datasets. Users are encouraged to nominate additional candidate titles for incorporation. "

- MediaINFO Links: Online Media Directory        [URL inactive, April 26, 2006]

Browsable data base by geographic location and by the media type.

- Scholarly Journals Distributed Via the World Wide Web

"This directory provides links to established Web-based scholarly journals that offer access to English language article files without requiring user registration or fees. "   Last revised: June 1998.

- Serials in Cyberspace: Collections, Resources, and Services / Birdie MacLennan

Serials in Cyberspace Contents:  Sites With Electronic Journal Collections & Services: Academic/Research Sites (U.S.) Academic/Research Sites (Outside of the U.S.) Miscellaneous Collections & Resources (International) Selected E-Journal Titles Associations, Societies, Organizations, Programs, etc. (includes ISSN information) Other Useful Sources (Not E-Journal Specific) About this Page (contact & update information).

- U.S. News Archives on the Web

"Papers in states from Alabama to DC. These pages provide links to United States news archives available on the Web."

C. Bibliographies, indexes, metasites, etc.
 

- Academic Info
            "Academic Info is an independent Internet subject directory compiled and maintained by Mike Madin with the assistance of a volunteer group of subject specialists.  We are
            not sponsored by any specific academic or commercial organization but rely solely on advertising revenue to stay online. In the spring of  2000 Mike Madin left the University
            of  Washington Gallagher Law Library to focus solely on Academic Info."

- Academic Resources Channel
            "From A priori to Zyrian via Fractals, 7225 full-text searchable, systematically arranged Science Pages in all fields of knowledge provide free hyper-topical registration and
            direct access to your research paper, monograph, PhD project/work/abstract, preprint, E-journal, catalog, library, database, clearinghouse, sci-soft product... Browse/download
            The Net  Classification of Sciences."  Includes chapters on: Library Sciences, Media Science, Internet.

- Alex Catalogue of Electronic Texts
             "The Alex Catalogue of Electronic Texts is a collection of digital documents. The scope of documents in the collection includes items from American literature, English
            literature, and Western philosophy.  The Catalogue has a number of unique features. First, not only can you search for and display texts from the collection, but you can also
            search the content of located texts. For example, you can search for Mark Twain's The Adventures Of Huckleberry Finn. You can then search the content of The Adventures
            for  the words like fish and belly to get a description of Huck Finn's father.  Moreover, you can search the content of multiple documents simultaneously. For example, you can
            first locate all the documents in the collection authored by Mark Twain. Next, you can search selected documents for something like slav* to draw out themes across texts.
            Another unique feature of the Catalogue is the on-the-fly creation of PDF files. Using this option you can specify things like fonts and font sizes for your output. For example,
            you can create a PDF version of Washington Irving's Rip Van Winkle. This feature allows you to create simply formatted but very readable documents for printing; the
            documents in the collection are not necessarily intended to be read online.  A third unique feature of the Catalogue is the free goodies available for downloading. These
            goodies include complete sets of the collected documents and the tools necessary to search them without the use of your Web browser. While you will still need a direct
            Internet connection, the search tools provide the means for more complex content analysis and enhance access to texts in the collection. [Eric Lease Morgan,
            netInLib-Announce@targetinform.com]."

- Annotated Bibliography of Digital Library Related Sources / Steven Ketchpel
            Extensive (318K), partially annotated, electronic bibliograpy. In addition to the general bibliography, it includes three special sections: Copyright and Intellectual Property [12
            entries, all linked to the original sources], Information Brokers [5 linked entries] and Digital Cash [16 hot-linked entries]. This site is open for external contributions. Not dated.
            Also available in BibTeX Format (307K)

- Bibliography on Electronic Records / Kimberly Barata        [URL inactive, April 26, 2006]
            Annotated, selective bibliography. Includes 13 topical sections. Last Modified: 9/18/96.

- Bibliography on Evaluating Internet Resources / Nicole Auer        [URL inactive, April 26, 2006]
             "This bibliography, originally created for a panel discussion at a regional conference in Wisconsin, has grown with the increasing number of documents which address the
            problems and issues related to teaching and using critical thinking skills to evaluate Internet resources." Last updated March 23, 1999.

- Collection Development for Reference: a Selective, Annotated Bibliography Emphasizing Networked    Resources/ Rob Richards  [URL inactive, April 26, 2006]

- A Collection of Special Search Engines
            “This is a collection of links to special search engines and searchable directories, which in a number of cases can be used as an alternative for the big search engines like
            Northern Light, Hotbot, AltaVista, Excite and Infoseek. Most of them are discipline- or subject-specific, others are (collections of) national or regional search engines. They
            are preceded by a few sites where one may learn to search on the World Wide Web, a collection of synonym dictionaries and thesauri (to find the right search terms), experts
            to ask questions and the URL's of a number of fee-based services which offer to do the searching for  you. Next, under the heading Search engine code texts you'll find the
            adresses of some sites with pieces of code which you can paste in your own homepages to offer direct access to a number of search engines. Finally I included information
            about making your own site searchable and a link to a collection of online bookmark managers. (A well organized bookmark file still is one of the best earch tools one could
            have!).”

- Collection Management and Scholarly Electronic Publishing Resource / C.J. Armstrong        [URL inactive, April 26, 2006]
            "This resource stems from the research project undertaken in late 1997/early 1998 which resulted in the report The Publishing of Electronic Scholarly Monographs. While
            remaining both selective and primarily in the area of scholarly monograph publishing (as opposed to scholarly journals), this resource contains more material than the
            original bibliography and has been divided into two complementary areas: Collection Management and Scholarly Electronic Publishing. Scholarly Electronic Publishing
            contains general references as well as sub-sections on Authority and Digital Signatures; Charging, Licences and Copyright; and Preservation and Legal Deposit and
            Practical Aspects of  Electronic Publishing. New additions for each calendar month are highlighted until superseded by those of the following month. Citations are added
            regularly during the month."

- Digital Libraries: Cataloguing and Indexing of Electronic Resources
             This IFLA metasite includes the following sections: INTERNET SOURCES OF CATALOGUING INFORMATION, PERIODICALS [dealing with cataloguing issues],
            BIBLIOGRAPHY [on cataloguing of Internet resources], MAILING LISTS [dealing with cataloguing issues], SPIDERS AND ROBOTS, SELECTION OF ELECTRONIC
            RESOURCES.

- Digital Libraries: Electronic Journal and Text Archives
             This IFLA metasite includes: BIBLIOGRAPHY; ELECTRONIC JOURNALS: INDICES AND ARCHIVES; ELECTRONIC TEXT:        INDICES AND ARCHIVES; ELECTRONIC
            MEDIA: INDICES; ELECTRONIC TEXT RESEARCH CENTRES; EXAMPLES: REFEREED ELECTRONIC PUBLICATIONS; EXAMPLES: PREPRINT ARCHIVES. All entries are
            'hot-linked'.

- Digital Libraries: Metadata Resources
            This IFLA metasite includes: GENERAL RESOURCES AND INDICES; DUBLIN CORE METADATA INITIATIVE; DC-4; DC-3; DC-2; DC-1; DC Background Documents and
            Links; Sampling of DC Projects; GEOSPATIAL METADATA STANDARDS; GOVERNMENT INFORMATION LOCATOR SERVICE (GILS); International GILS Initiatives;
            IAFA/WHOIS++ TEMPLATES; ROADS: Resource Organisation and Discovery in Subject-based Services; MARC (MACHINE-READABLE CATALOGUE); META CONTENT
            FORMAT (MCF); PLATFORM FOR INTERNET CONTENT SELECTION (PICS); SIMPLE HTML ONTOLOGY EXTENSIONS (SHOE); HARVEST SUMMARY OBJECT
            INTERCHANGE FORMAT (SOIF); X3L8 PROPOSED ANSI STANDARD FOR DATA REPRESENTATION; Z39.50 PROFILE FOR ACCESS TO DIGITAL COLLECTIONS AND
            BIB-1 ATTRIBUTES; SGML/XML BASED METADATA INITIATIVES; ENCODED ARCHIVAL DESCRIPTION (EAD); HTML META TAGS; RESOURCE DESCRIPTION
            FRAMEWORK (RDF); TEXT ENCODING INITIATIVE (TEI) HEADERS; OBJECT IDENTIFIER INITIATIVES; DIGITAL OBJECT IDENTIFIER (DOI); HANDLES SYSTEM;
            PUBLISHER ITEM IDENTIFIER (PII); PERSISTENT UNIFORM RESOURCE LOCATOR (PURL); SERIAL ITEM AND CONTRIBUTION IDENTIFIER STANDARD (SICI); IETF
            UNIFORM RESOURCE IDENTIFIERS DOCUMENTS; UNIFORM RESOURCE IDENTIFERS/LOCATORS (URIs/URLs); UNIFORM RESOURCE NAMES (URNs); UNIFORM
            RESOURCE CHARACTERISTICS (URCs); SELECTED BACKGROUND DOCUMENTS; CONFERENCES AND WORKSHOPS; METADATA TOOLS; Search Engines.

- Digital Libraries: Resources and Projects
             This IFLA metasite includes the following chapters: BIBLIOGRAPHY; PERIODICALS; CONFERENCES; ORGANIZATIONS; PROJECTS: GENERAL INDICES; PROJECTS:
            AMERICAS; PROJECTS: ASIA-PACIFIC; PROJECTS: EUROPE. All entries are 'hot-linked'. Last update: February 4, 1999.

- E-journal: A Bibliography/ Marian Dworaczek, Victor Wiebe
            "This is a comprehensive bibliography on the topic of e-journals which are also known as electronic journals or electronic serials. An e-journal is defined as a journal whose
            creation and distribution in the first instance is entirely in electronic format. The bibliography contains references to books, reports, articles and electronic documents."
            Partially annotated, includes over 1500 entries.  Now archived.

- The Economics of the Internet, Information Goods, Intellectual Property and Related Issues/ Hal R. Varian
            The Information Economy, School of Information Management and Systems at the University of California Berkeley project. This extensive, partially annotated metasite
            includes linked entries to resources covering the following areas: Accounting & Measuring Traffic, Announcements, Background and Reference, Commerce, Electronic
            Publishing, Government Resources, Government Resources, International, Intranets, Miscellaneous Resources, Network Economics, Policy and Law, Pricing, Security,
            Privacy and Encryption.  Last Modified: September 15, 1998.

- EJI(sm): A Registry of Innovative E-Journal Features, Functionalities, and Content / Gerry Mckiernan
             "EJI(sm): A Registry of Innovative E-Journal Features, Functionalities, and Content is a categorized  registry of electronic journals or     journal services that offer or provide
            innovative or novel access,  organization, or navigational features, functionalities, or content."

- El.Pub - Interactive Publishing R & D - News and Resources        [URL inactive, April 26, 2006]
             "Our readers are technically literate and, in the main, are>charged with developing advanced interactive publishing solutions. The majority of them are based in Europe. The
            site features approximately 6,500 external links, and indications from ad hoc evidence (the best available) from the major search engines suggests an extensive number of
            reciprocal  links back to the site. The weekly email newsletter (El.pub Weekly), subscribed to from the welcome page of the site, has approximately 1,000>individual readers
            and is redestributed on a growing number of commercial, research and academic intranets. El.pub is published in support of advanced interactive publishing>research and
            development projects throughout Europe, run by the European Commission's DG INFSO D1 under the Information Society Technologies (IST) Programme.Look." [From David
            Hitchcock El.pubLogical Events Ltd.16 Grosvenor AvenueEast SheenLondon SW14 8BX]

- Electric Library
            "Search through more than 150 full-text newspapers, nearly 800 full-text maga-zines, two international news-wires, classic books, maps, thousands of photographs, as well as
            major works of literature and art." Not an Internet search engine, but a fee-based on-line service like DIALOG, available over the web, with an easy-to-use inter-face."
            [amoore@post.cis.smu.edu, arl-ejournal@arl.org, 23 Sep 1998 12:18:49].

- Electronic References & Scholarly Citations of Internet Sources

- Evaluating Web Sites for Educational Uses: Bibliography and Checklist/ Carolyn Kotlas
            "With millions of pages on the Web purporting to serve educational purposes, how do educators sort out the good from the bad, the useful ones from the time-wasters?
            Librarians and other information specialists share their expertise in evaluating Web information resources in the articles listed here. Included in this resource guide is a
            checklist of questions to ask when evaluating a Web site as a potential educational resource. More checklists are available in the articles cited."

- A Grab Bag of (Mainly) Free Bibliographies and Bibliographic Databases on the Web
            “This is a -- largely unordered -- collection of bibliographies and bibliographic databases in the Arts & Humanities, Social and Behavioral Sciences and General  Science on the
            Web, most of them free. Archives of  (working) papers and preprints, where I encountered  those, are also included. I've concentrated on the secondary bibliographies with at
            least some periodical  literature, but I've not been to strict in my choices which to  include and which not; after all not all disciplines are covered by bibliographies on the Web
            equally well.  At the end of this document the collections and databases of dissertations I encountered are to be found.  Descriptions are very scarce in this collection. If you
            want  those or more bibliographies and bibliographic databases,  try the entries indicated by a . These are the large collections of discipline-specific resources which were the
            source of a large part of this collection.”

- Hypertext Library Lingo: A Glossary of Library Technology            [URL inactive, April 26, 2006]
            "Hypertext Library Lingo is designed as a reference resource for ordinary library user and library professionals. The primary criterion in selecting a term for inclusion in the
            glossary is whether or not the average reader, researcher, or librarian might reasonably be expected to encounter it at some point in his (or her) career. The technical vocabulary
            of publishing and information technology, and of library and information science, has been included when the author determined that a definition might prove useful not only
            to professionals, but also to the general library user. Although it may appeal to a wider audience, Hypertext Library Lingo is intended to meet the needs of college and
            university students and faculty, including librarians."

- Index Morganagus : A Full-Text Index of Library-Related Electronic Serials/ Eric Lease Morgan
            A searchable database of 85 serials. Includes contents pages of indexed serials or links to full text articles.  Date updated: Thursday, July 30, 1998.

- The Internet: A Selective Bibliography/ Erin Palmer        [URL inactive, April 26, 2006]
            "The Internet continues to grow rapidly and will no doubt continue to influence various aspects of our lives, ranging from work to leisure activities. Information about the
            Internet and its use also continues to grow.This bibliography is an update to Internet : a selective bibliography, published by the National Library in November 1994. It
            contains new citations, except in "General Guides and Directories", where some duplication was necessary. It also includes both English and French articles. It is hoped that
            this bibliography will provide current information that will assist you in your efforts to "navigate the 'net".

- Internet Library of Law and Court Decisions
            "Maintained by Martin H. Samson, a partner at Phillips Nizer Benjamin Krim & Ballon LLP, this site offers summaries of Internet-related court decisions. Brief synopses,
            organized by topic (Copyright, Domain Name, First Amendment, Spamming, etc.), are available for each decision, with links to a more extensive summary with analysis, quotes,
            and the full text, where available. The site also offers a keyword search engine, but be sure to select Internet Library in the pull-down menu. Users can subscribe for email
            notification of new additions." [From The Scout Report]

- Just-in-Time(sm): Electronic Article Delivery Services
            "Just-In-Time (sm): Electronic Article Delivery Services is a clearinghouse of projects, research, products and services which are investigating or provide desktop access, on a
            'As Needed' basis, to individual journal, magazine, newspaper, or other serial publication article, chapter, or paper for which an individual or institution does not have a formal
            subscription. Entries have been organized in categories that characterize the scope of service and within each arranged alphabetically by the name of the service, project, or
            publisher." [Gerry McKiernan <gerrymck@iastate.edu> quoted in <arl-ejournal@arl.org> Sat, 03 Oct 1998 15:58:17].

- Kidon Media Link            [URL inactive, April 26, 2006]
            "News sources on the World Wide Web. Kidon Media Link is divided into five categories: Newspapers, Magazines about News and Current Affairs, Television News
            Stations (or programs), Radio News Stations (or programs), News Agencies."

- Learning Internet Resources (LIR)
        "I am glad to announce the release of a web page with the objective of guiding learners to reliable Internet resources in almost all fields of knowledge.
        LIR lists 100 digital resources (all of them carefully selected), including many open access ones, to complement the traditional library holdings. LIR is
        enhanced by innovative web design for the easiest and most efficient experience."  (Author's statement, August 5, 2005, liblicense-l).

-  Libweb: Library Servers via WWW / Thomas Dowling
            "Updated daily at midnight, Pacific Time. Libweb currently lists over 3700 pages from libraries in over 100 countries."

- Librarians' Resource Centre        [URL inactive, April 26, 2006]
            "Welcome to the Librarians'  Resource Centre. This is a  selective collection of resources compiled to facilitate our  informational research and retrieval. Technology is
            advancing, new methods and new resources must be learned. Where to begin, so little time to do!  The Librarians' Resource Centre is the place to start -  within easy access
            on SLA Toronto Chapter's Home page.
            The Librarians' Resource Centre is organized along three major divisions. The intention is to reflect the way we work.  Primarily we are in the service of others. We search,
            gather, organize, filter and disseminate information: therefore section one is dedicated to "Public Services". Here are pointers to search engines, topical guides, ready reference
            and databases on the net.   Section two is devoted to our professional development,  knowledge management and library literature on the web.  We commit ourselves to
            lifelong learning, both to remain current in our field and to continuously enhance our services.   Section three covers "Technical Services." This section provides guides  for
            cataloguing,  /intranet web page development tools, scripting, acquisitions sourcing.  Wherever possible meta sites or pathfinder resources are presented.  The Librarians'
            Resource Centre is  intended to be a place to start searching. Consulting the LRC is analogous in many ways to consulting a bibliography of  bibliographies.”

- Library and Information Science            [URL inactive, April 26, 2006]
            Includes: Library Science Materials, Library-Related Companies/Organizations on the Web, Specific Libraries on the Web, Telnet Links to Libraries

- Librarians' Index to the Internet
            "The Librarians' Index to the Internet is a searchable, annotated subject directory of more than 4,400 Internet resources selected and evaluated by librarians for their
            usefulness to the public library user's information needs. It's meant to be used by both librarians and non-librarians as a reliable and efficient guide to described and
            evaluated Internet resources."

- Libweb: Library Servers via WWW / Thomas Dowling
            "Updated daily at midnight, Pacific Time. Libweb currently lists over 2400 pages from libraries in over 70 countries. "

-  Northern Light
            "An online article delivery service, table of contents database, and keyword index to nearly 17,000 periodicals. Over 7 million articles are available through a simple online order
            system. 5000 citations are added daily. Articles appear in UnCover at the same time the issue is delivered to your library or news-stand." Searching is free. Articles can be
           delivered by fax, from $10.00 per article plus copyright royalty fees which vary. The UnCover Reveal serv-ice ($25/year) pro-vides journal table-of-contents via email."
            [amoore@post.cis.smu.edu, arl-ejournal@arl.org, 23 Sep 1998 12:18:49].

- Online Newspapers.com
            Included are Canadian newspapers.

- powerize.com business research center
            "powerize.com business research center's extensive collection of sources includes more than 69 newswires, 300 newspapers, 798 newsletters, 6306 journals and information on
            more than 11 million companies. The following list is a partial list of the publications that make up powerize.com business research center sources and is subject to change. It is
            presented in alphabetical order and provides a sampling of the type of information that can be accessed through powerize.com business research center."

- Preservation of Electronic Information: A Bibliography / Michael Day
            A short [38K] bibliography with a few annotated entries. Some titles are 'hot-linked'.  Last updated: December 12, 2000.

- Price's List of Lists        [URL inactive, April 26, 2006]
            "The Internet contains numerous lists of information. Many of these lists present information in the form of rankings of different people, organizations, companies, etc. This
            collection is designed to be a clearinghouse for these types of resources. Hopefully it will allow these useful tools to be located and accessed in a timely and efficient manner.
            Additionally, many of these lists have been designed to be interactive/searchable and provide greater utility than the printed versions. Submissions and suggestions are
            welcome. "

- Publishing Companies Online            [URL inactive, April 26, 2006]
            "This is the WWW Virtual Library list of Publishing Companies which maintain World Wide Web or other Internet Resources.  Entries in this catalog are added and maintained
            through WILMA (Web Information-List Maintenance Agent)."  Divides all listed companies into 6 categories: Academic Publishers Computer Book Publishers Scientific /
            Technical / Medical (STM) Publishers Electronic Publishing Companies Online Publishing Projects Other Commercial Publishers .  Open for external additions.

- Quotations About Libraries and Librarians
            Includes the following subjects: Books § Borrowing § Catalogue § Censorship § Centre of Knowledge § Children § Collection Development § Creation § Definitions § Free
            Access § Humour § Immortality § Information § Learning § Librarians § Public Libraries § Vanity .

- ResearchBuzz.com
            "ResearchBuzz is designed to cover the world of Internet research. To that end this site provides almost daily updates on search engines, new data managing software,
            browser technology, large compendiums of information, Web directories -- whatever. If in doubt, the final question is, "Would a reference librarian find it useful?" If the
            answer's yes, in it goes! The site was originally started as a support site for Official Netscape Guide to Internet Research, which came out in April 1998 (and is therefore very
            out of date.) Now, however, it is a standalone resource.""The gallery or meta directory of The Telson Spur, this page is a list of links to other resource lists, subject trees,
            virtual libraries, and meta centres." Continuously updated.
- Scholarly Electronic Publishing Bibliography / Charles W. Bailey Jr.
            "This bibliography presents selected articles, books, electronic documents, and other sources that are useful in understanding scholarly electronic publishing efforts on the
            Internet and other networks.  Most sources have been published between 1990 and the present; however, a limited number of key sources published prior to 1990 are also
            included.  Where possible, links are provided to sources that are available via the Internet. "

- Subject Index to Literature on Electronic Sources of Information / Marian Dworaczek
            "The Subject Index to Literature on Electronic Sources of Information and the accompanying Electronic Sources of Information: A Bibliography deal with all aspects of
            electronic publishing and include print and non-print materials, periodical articles, monographs and individual chapters in collected works. Over 2,200 items were identified and
            indexed in great detail for this project. Thousands of URLs (Uniform Resource Locators) were added to various entries. Both the Index and the Bibliography are continuously
            updated."

- UnCover        [URL inactive, April 26, 2006]
            "An online article delivery service, table of contents database, and keyword index to nearly 17,000 periodicals. Over 7 million articles are available through a simple online order
            system. 5000 citations are added daily. Articles appear in UnCover at the same time the issue is delivered to your library or news-stand." Searching is free. Articles can be
            delivered by fax, from $10.00 per article plus copyright royalty fees which vary.

- The Virtual Acquisition Shelf & News Desk / Gary Price        [URL inactive, April 26, 2006]
            "Resources & News Information Professionals &  Researchers ."
 

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