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Archive 2003
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May 2003
PUBLICATIONS
Update magazine
Gazette
Buyers' Guide (guide to suppliers)
Facet Publishing Bookshop
JIS and JOLIS research journals
Library and Information Science Abstracts (LISA)
Emerald journals and database resources
Information Research Watch International
Keeping Within the Law
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News
International: Iraq library heritage goes up in smoke
Public: Beacon award success for Cambs.
Public: libraries on show at local government 'Oscars'
Arts Council: literature and reader development see funding rise.
Public: Cambs civic kudos.
Public: Framework in spotlight.
Collection management: central advice agency mooted.
Education: learner needs neglected.
BBC: the Big Read.
Reader development: soccer clubs adopt libraries
People: Copyright expert Sandy Norman fted at retirement.
BL: metadata predictions.
ICT: Silver Surfers' Day.
Preservation: digitisation peril.
International: round-up.
Columns
Internet Q&A: Phil Bradley
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Just a minute...: Bernard Naylor.
Mediawatching: Laura Swaffield.
Clip Board: Edward Dudley.
Adviser on the Road...: Lyndsay Rees-Jones.
Features
Knowing where to draw the line: new Information Commissioner Richard Thomas.
All equal in front of the screen: Carrie Saint Freedman.
Information literacy: a Nordic/British comparison: Andretta and Sinikara.
E-books in public libraries: Monica Vidana
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Information literacy: a crucial role for schools: Lynn Barrett and Mal Danks
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Battling for Britain's public library network: Chris Batt.
Accessibility and usability of websites: Jenny Craven
.
Graduates the market needs: how are universities keeping up with the changing market demand for skills, asks Update.
Shout louder: thoughts on internal marketing: Sophie Graham.