CILIP | March 2003 : Library + Information Update

News

Framework for the Future: DCMS's key new libraries vision.
Legal deposit: landmark e-heritage Bill introduced.
Wales: CyMAL 'Welsh Resource' fires up.
Censorship: snooping plea rebuffed.
International: Resource takes global perspective.
Awards: CILIP celebrates launch of three new awards.
Learning communities: Lincs county-wide grid.
Funding: Hamlyn cash for innovators.
People's Network: Commons launch hails huge success.
ICT: information literacy failings.
International: round-up.
Reader Development: workplace innovation.
Exhibitions: Total Library Solutions.
Basic skills: Vital Link launch.

Columns

Clip Board: Edward Dudley.

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

Conferences

Patients at the heart of healthcare: Andrew Cox.

Profile

Audrey Sutherland.

Features

Knowledge is the enemy of disease: Anne Brice and Muir Gray.
Patient empowerment: Katy Lancaster.
Information needs of people with MS: Mark Hepworth, Janet Harrison and Nicole James.
Medical history and the politics of portals: David Little on Wellcome Library's MedHist.

Virtual scholars: behavioural traits: David Nicholas et al with surprising finding on e-journal use.

Disaster planning: 'in the end you just cope': a good plan is not enough, says Deborah Shorley.
Evaluating in the electronic world: Stella Thebridge and Rebecca Hartland-Fox.
Scanning textbooks, scamming publishers: Mark Van Hoorebeek says academic books could be the next Napster-type file-swapping victims.