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Perspective on Google Book Search
Viewpoint: Google offers its side of the story about
Google Book Search: It’s not only designed to help
users find Web pages, it’s working with authors,
publishers, and librarians to offer vast
knowledge within books.
by Tom Turvey |
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To Have and to Hold
Viewpoint: The Association of American Publishers
offers its stand on the Google Book Search debate. |
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What’s Next: Protecting
Data
With the effects of data breaches, phishing, and
identity theft in 2005 still being felt, our panel of
technology and legal experts share their views of developments
on the horizon.
by Phillip Britt |
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2006: The State of the Industry
How did we do in 2005? And what challenges await
us in 2006? We asked our team of experts about the state
of the industry from their vantage point. |
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Publishing Made Easy |
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Looking into The Google
Legacy
Stephen Arnold—noted consultant, author, and
lecturer—released an online book that unearths
details about the Mountain View, Calif., enterprise.
by Paula Hane |
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Survey: Government Struggles
with Data Breaches
Companies collecting consumer information aren’t
the only ones trying to protect data; the government
is struggling too.
by Phillip Britt |
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And the Winner Is |
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Information Today’s
2006 People’s Choice Awards |
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COLUMNS & NEWS |
NewsBytes |
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Up Front with Barbara
Quint
Semiprivate Virtual Libraries: A Coming Thing?
bq asks the quintessential question: What do you
have in your digital locker? |
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NewsBreak Update
The Latest on Libraries, Search Engines, and More
by Paula J. Hane |
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Focus on Publishing
Google Base Mayhem
Robin Peek takes a closer look at the latest Google
product designed “to organize the world’s
information and make it universally useful and accessible.” |
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Internet Waves
The Digital Divide and Me
Shirley Duglin Kennedy sees the line between us and
them when it comes to time, technology, and the quest
for RSS feeds and Weblogs. |
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Legal Issues
Global Reach of Anti-Terrorism Laws
George Pike traces the range of policies, laws, and
controversies surrounding national security and civil
rights in the U.S. and beyond. |
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NewsMakers |
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Database Review
SSRN Defies Publishing Status Quo
Mick O’Leary explores the world of scholarly
journal publishing and Social Science Research Network. |
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DEPARTMENTS |
Call Me Unreachable
by Dick Kaser |
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Letter to the Editor |
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InfoToons
by Gib Robbie |
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International Report
Pan-European Cooperation
The European Library launched its revamped Web site
with a range of search capabilities from 12 national
libraries as well as a look at digital objects where
available.
by Jim Ashling |
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People Line & the Executive
Profile |
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Product News & Reviews |
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Scenes from U.K.’s
Past |
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CryptoMetrics: Security
at Your Fingertips
by Cassie Johnson |
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Ovid Lingua: Delivering
Content in Multiple Languages
by Cassie Johnson |
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RealRead Lets Users Flip
Pages |
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Retracing Steps in Time |
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CONFERENCE
CIRCUIT |
Shivering Through January
Donald T. Hawkins provides a sneak preview of the
upcoming conferences around the globe. |
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Observations
from Online Information 2005
ITI’s Nancy Garman and Donald T. Hawkins
offer a few insights into the industry buzz in London. |
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Conference Calendar |
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Cover
Notes |
Book
Review
Fostering a Spirit of Collaboration
Libraries Beyond Their Institutions: Partnerships
That Work
edited by William Miller and Rita M. Pellen
reviewed by Gwen M. Gregory |
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In Other Words
Anchors Away
A look inside Information Today, Inc.’s other
publications
by Lauree Padgett |
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LinkUp
@ Home |
Visit Link-Up
Digital for additional Web-only content! |
Searching the Full Text
of Books
by Reid Goldsborough |
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Get Organized
by Thomas Pack |
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CyberSports
It’s All a Big Gamble
by David King |
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