CILIP | August 2003 : Library + Information Update

News

New ministers: Resource's Chair questioned at Umbrella.
Carnegie/Greenaway: results.
Open access journals: Jisc backs the trend.
People's Network: £0.5m grant for ambitious website project.
Security: Resource guidelines.
Dewey: 22nd edition starts soon.
ICT change: new tool from CILIP.
Research: needs co-ordinating.
Clinical: data for diagnosis.
Scotland: Parliament's new links.
Special collections: York Minster library saved.
Public: controversial writer gets money to put where his mouth is.
Web award: scurvy site scoops it.
Sure Start: major expansion.

Soapbox

Steven Heywood says the People's Network is fatally fragmented.

Columns

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

Profile

Jonathan Orford, CorporateInformation Manager and Archives & Records Manager at the University of Surrey Roehampton.

Features

Records management: the challenge to HEIs: Steve Bailey.

Records management: mis-sion critical: alerting the board, by Martin Sanderson & Sandra Ward.

Establishing an RM programme: Geoffrey Yeo.
Managing records, function, cultural & technical change: David Haynes.
Letting the light in: BBC Bristol's redesign, by Debbie Chatting.
Battling for the brand: Rebecca Wyatt on CILIP's image.
Cross-sectoral staff development: Dave Sharpe.
E-resource training: subject-based collaboration: Frances Boyle & Louise Clarke.
Net gain: pros and cons of e-libraries, by Katharine Schopflin.