CILIP | August 2002

News

Libraries Change Lives: top prize to prison scheme.
Carnegie/ Greenaway: medal-winners.
Networking: Hewitt KM insights at Commons knowledge celebration.
Spying: FBI resumes library record trawls.
IFLA: authors abound.
Open Archives initiative: Ingenta input.
Collaboration: London's pioneering step.
Copyright: consultation.
Volunteering: Blackstone launches Lending Time project.
Library + information Show: full report on 2002.
Research Support Libraries Programme: successes celebrated.
E-government: CILIP responds.
EU: Balkans HE reform.
Library history: 40th anniversary seminar.
International: leadership, schools.

Columns

Internet Q&A: Phil Bradley.
Just a minute...: Bernard Naylor.
Mediawatching: Laura Swaffield.

Features

The Library of Birmingham: reinventing the library, by John Dolan and Ayub Khan.
Getting past 'G': Rachel Van Riel.
Culture clash: Catherine Silverside on working for a management consultancy.

Spreading British culture: Fiona Clarke on British Council knowledge and learning centres.

So you think you need a consultant? David Haynes.
Magic and morals: an insight into the writing of Carnegie Medal-winner Terry Pratchett.
African digital divide: Jean Shaw.
When browsing beats searching: Adam Hodgkin.
Acid attack!: Philip Plumb.
Ephemera: Michael Twyman.