Try Today's Hip Technology: Portable Flash Drives
If you're searching for flashy new technology, look no further than today's hot key chain drives. Able to hold incredible amounts of information in a small, extremely portable format, these devices could be the drives of the future. Don't be a flop; learn about these flashes right away!
by Daniel Fidel Ferrer

The Librarians' Quest: Transforming the Printed Word So That All May Read
In the past, brave souls would go on quests, trying to win assistance and equality for people who deserved it. It's good
to know that's still happening today. Bands of librarians are toiling to make printed works more accessible for the impaired by seeking better formats for audiobooks. Here, they share their tales of success as well as word of what they haven't yet been able to overcome.
by Lori Bell, Sharon Ruda, and Tom Peters

Building a Home for Library News with a Blog
Have you decided to join the blogging craze? You can buy software packages to start Web logs, or rent server space, but you can also build your own if you want something customized. Like choosing a new house, you'll want to explore all your options—renting, buying, or building—before you decide. If you prefer the latter, as these authors did, use their experience to guide your building plan.
by Doug Goans and Teri M. Vogel

The View from the Top Left Corner
May We Have the Envelope, Please?
by Michael Schuyler

The Systems Librarian
Instant Messaging: It's Not Just for Kids Anymore
by Marshall Breeding

Online Treasures
Here a Blog, There a Blog, Even the Library Has a Web Log
by Janet L. Balas

Building Digital Libraries
Born to Blog
by Terence K. Huwe

People & Places