Volume 25, Number 1, 2009

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  Norm Medeiros: Smack down: copyright cases head to court (part 2). 5-7
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  Robert Fox: The advent of twenty-first century library services. 8-15
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  H. Frank Cervone: Strategic analysis for digital library development. 16-19
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  Salvatore Mele: Open access publishing in high-energy physics. 20-34
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  Eric P. Delozier: The GNU/Linux desktop: an open access primer for libraries. 35-42
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  Matthew Cockerill: Establishing a central open access fund. 43-46
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  Elisavet Chantavaridou: Open access and institutional repositories in Greece: progress so far. 47-59
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  Theodora A. Bakker, Marcus A. Banks: Scholarly communication initiatives at Georgetown University: lessons learned. 60-66

Volume 25, Number 2, 2009

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  Norm Medeiros: Crisis management. 73-75
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  H. Frank Cervone: Applied digital library project management: Using Pareto analysis to determine task importance rankings. 76-81
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  Nancy Gómez, Atilio Bustos-González, Julio Santillan-Aldana, Olga Arias: Open access indicators and information society: the Latin American case. 82-92
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  Philip Young: Open access dissemination challenges: a case study. 93-104
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  Anja Kersting, Karlheinz Pappenberger: Promoting open access in Germany as illustrated by a recent project at the Library of the University of Konstanz. 105-113
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  Richard W. Kopak, Chia-Ning Chiang: An interactive reading environment for online scholarly journals: The Open Journal Systems reading tools. 114-124
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  Stephanie R. Walker: Bioline International: A case study in open access and its usage for enhancement of research distribution for scientific research from developing countries. 125-134
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  Julio Santillan-Aldana: The open access movement and the library world seen from the experience of the E-LIS project. 135-147

Volume 25, Number 3, 2009

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  Norm Medeiros: Researching the research process: Information-seeking behavior, Summon, and Google Books. 153-155
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  Robert Fox: Library in the clouds. 156-161
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  H. Frank Cervone: Applied digital library project management: Using paired comparison analysis to determine relative importance. 162-166
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  Elisavet Chantavaridou: Contributions of open access to higher education in Europe and vice versa. 167-174
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  Caroline Daniels: Providing online access to oral histories: a case study. 175-185
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  Donghui Wen, Te-Chen Yu, Yuh-Shan Ho: Bibliometric tools applied to analytical articles: the example of gene transfer-related research. 186-199
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  Richard Rogers, Hugh Preston: Usability analysis for redesign of a Caribbean academic library web site: a case study. 200-211
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  Kimberly Weatherford Stevens, Bethany Latham: Giving voice to the past: digitizing oral history. 212-220

Volume 25, Number 4, 2009

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  Norm Medeiros: The killer Kindle. 225-227
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  H. Frank Cervone: Applied digital library project management: Using Pugh matrix analysis in complex decision-making situations. 228-232
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  Hildelies Balk, Lieke Ploeger: IMPACT: working together to address the challenges involving mass digitization of historical printed text. 233-248
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  Mark Sullivan, Marilyn N. Ochoa: Digital library of the Caribbean: a user-centric model for technology development in collaborative digitization projects. 249-262
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  Christine Hennessey, Susan Clarke, Rachel Galan: TIDES: bridging cultural, digital and institutional divides in East Texas and beyond. 263-269
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  Paula J. Aucott, Alexander von Lünen, Humphrey Southall: Exposing the history of Europe: the creation of a structure to enable time-spatial searching of historical resources within a European framework. 270-286
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  Daniel Lanz, Frederick Zarndt, Stefan J. Boddie, Tracy Powell, Vishal Salgotra: The new Papers Past: an international collaboration between New Zealand, India, Germany, and the United States. 287-294

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