| FEATURES |
Are Authors and Publishers Getting Scroogled?
Viewpoint: Here’s an analysis of copyright issues, fair use questions,
and the rights of publishers and authors in the Google Print Library
Project.
by Keith Kupferschmid |
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Report from the Field
ILI 2005: Oxford University’s New Mission
The seventh Internet Librarian International tackled some of the
industry’s choicest—and most timely—issues: wikis, blogs, podcasting,
e-learning, and the digitization of the Bodleian Library.
by Jim Ashling |
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By Law: Catching Up with Malware
The Federal Trade Commission took a tough stance on malware, peer-to-peer file sharing, and bundled software programs.
by Phillip Britt |
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Finding Items Hidden in the Shadows
One of Information Today, Inc.’s editors takes a trial run of Shadows, the Pluck Corp.’s new search and blogging tool.
by Cassie Johnson |
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New Study Recommends Telecommunications Reform
The results are in: A study by the Competitive Enterprise Institute
focuses on the impact that technological development has had on the
telecommunications industry.
by Deborah Poulson
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Managing Mobile Security
Getting a remote workforce to use a single type of wireless device may reap sizable annual corporate savings.
by Phillip Britt |
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Behind the Scenes: VeriSign’s Acquisition of Moreover
The man who helped Moreover sign the $30 million deal with VeriSign
sheds some light on mergers, acquisitions, and the fine art of
negotiations. |
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| COLUMNS & NEWS |
NewsBytes |
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Up Front with Barbara
Quint
Disintermediation Marches On
bq takes a peek at traditional and online publishing systems and the state of content quality. |
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NewsBreak Update
Digital Book Projects Proliferate
by Paula J. Hane |
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7 |
Focus on Publishing
Counting OA Journals
Robin Peek reports on “The facts about Open Access” and what journals are actually considered scholarly journals. |
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17 |
Internet Waves
Give Them What They Want
Shirley Duglin Kennedy admits that when it comes to providing services, one size doesn’t fit all. |
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Legal Issues
Blogger Beware
George Pike explores the world of blogs and the legal rights to free speech. |
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| NewsMakers |
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Database Review
Digital Book Index Mirrors World of E-Books
Mick O’Leary takes a look at the more than 110,000 e-books, from commercial best sellers to research documents. |
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| DEPARTMENTS |
War and Peace
by Dick Kaser |
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| Letter from the Editor |
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InfoToons
by Gib Robbie |
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International Report
Sites Unseen: Spies ’R’ Us and More
Check out the Web sites of the British Secret Service, plus an update
(with photos) if you missed the Frankfurt Book Fair.
by Jim Ashling |
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Interview with Peter A. Gloor
In Search of Swarm Creativity
iQuest Analytics, Inc.’s founder, president, and chief science officer
talks about the premise of his new book, Swarm Creativity: Competitive Advantage Through Collaborative Innovation. |
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| People Line & the Executive
Profile |
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| Product News & Reviews |
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| COVER NOTES |
Book
Review
What Are Your Information Ethics?
Information Ethics: Privacy, Property, and Power
edited by Adam D. Moore
reviewed by Gwen M. Gregory |
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In Other Words
Tomes for the Holidays
A look inside Information Today, Inc.'s other publications
by Lauree Padgett |
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| CONFERENCE CIRCUIT |
Ringing in the New
Donald T. Hawkins provides a sneak preview of the upcoming conferences around the globe. |
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Report from the Field
Shifting Worlds: Internet Librarian 2005
Here’s a look at highlights from the blog covering ITI’s conference in Monterey, Calif.
by Donald T. Hawkins |
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Conference Calendar |
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| LinkUp
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| Visit Link-Up
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Search Sites for Your Kids
by Thomas Pack |
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Perspectives
Virtual Museums
by Wallys W. Conhaim |
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CyberSports
McCarver’s Classic Phrases
by David King |
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