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Academic Access Rights

January 1, 1997

As scholarly publishing on the Internet becomes increasingly familiar, so do stories of vulnerability and discussions of access rights. The author explores the legalities and campus politics embedd…

Browser's Paradise

January 1, 1994

Two years ago, The New Republic began looking into opportunities for marketing its weekly magazine online. In the process, it created a small empire that may be reinventing the way magazines attrac…

Computer Technology and Library Information Systems

January 1, 1990

New technology is paving the way for radical changes in the way libraries fulfill their mission. To what extent will the convergence of computing and library information systems result in an electr…

Desktop Publishing: What a Difference a Year Makes

January 1, 1990

At a current issues session at CAUSE88, the topic of desktop publishing released a flood of frustration and complaint. A year later at CAUSE89, a different picture emerged from a follow-up session …

Developing the Necessary Infrastructure

January 1, 1999

This commentary highlights the need for a national infrastructure to support library resources in a distributed learning environment. Hawkins comments on the funding and support challenges academi…

Distance Learning and the Digital Library

January 1, 1998

Or, what happens when the virtual student needs to use the virtual library in a virtual university. Or, what happens when the virtual student needs to …

East Meets West: A Multicultural Look at Multimedia

January 1, 1995

Two thoughtful correspondents--one Japanese, the other American--conduct an electronic dialogue about the future of multimedia, telecommunications, and computer technology. In the process, they unc…

Editors Just Want To Have Fun

January 1, 1995

Imitating Wired is the sincerest form of having fun. Imitating Wired is the sincerest form of having fun. …

Electronic Content and Civilization's Discontent

January 1, 1994

When James H. Billington became the 13th Librarian of Congress, he set out on a special mission to turn the esteemed institution into a first-class facility for scholars and to make its priceless c…

Electronic Reserve Library: Moving from Paper to the Web

January 1, 1998

This article describes Southern University's implementation of their Electronic Reserve Library (ERL). The ERL allows students on campus, at home, or in an office to access any document from …