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Issue 2 - 2007

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Editorial Content

Editorial

Ally Souster
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01 Jul 2007

20(2):81-82
People

John Jardine
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01 Jul 2007

20(2):152-155

Articles

Mini-profile: a day in the life of a sales manager in Africa

Katy Ginanni
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01 Jul 2007

20(2):83-84
Mini-profile: a day in the life of a marketing manager in China

Helen Duan
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01 Jul 2007

20(2):85-86
The librarian: fantastic adventures in the digital world

T Plutchak
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01 Jul 2007

20(2):87-91
Marketing the library: using technology to increase visibility, impact and reader engagement

Melinda Kenneway
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01 Jul 2007

20(2):92-97
E-textbooks: opportunities, innovations, distractions and dilemmas

Tom Davy
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01 Jul 2007

20(2):98-102
The students’ view: reports from the conference

Lorraine Johnson, Angela Nicholson, Nicole LeBoeuf, Helen Barrell, Sophie Price
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01 Jul 2007

20(2):103-110
Link resolvers and the serials supply chain: a research project sponsored by UKSG

James Culling
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01 Jul 2007

20(2):111-116
The feasibility of developing and implementing journal usage factors: a research project sponsored by UKSG

Peter Shepherd
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01 Jul 2007

20(2):117-123
A guide to UK consortia for publishers, content providers and subscription agents

Paul Harwood
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01 Jul 2007

20(2):124-129
The licensing battlefield: consortia as new middlemen between publishers, agents and libraries – a view from the Continent

Nol Verhagen
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01 Jul 2007

20(2):130-133
How many journals do we have? An alternative approach to journal collection evaluation through local cited article analysis

Jason Price
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01 Jul 2007

20(2):134-147
Web 2.0 and Library 2.0: Subscription Agents Respond to New Technology, Trends and Opportunity

Dan Tonkery
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01 Jul 2007

20(2):142
Bringing Chinese research to the world

Sharon Ruwart
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01 Jul 2007

20(2):143-147
Key issue: Automated Content Access Protocol (ACAP)

Mark Bide
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01 Jul 2007

20(2):148-149
Profile: Christine Fyfe

Christine Fyfe
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01 Jul 2007

20(2):150-151

Volume 20 -

Issue 2 - 2007

Editorial Content

Editorial

People

Articles

Mini-profile: a day in the life of a sales manager in Africa

Mini-profile: a day in the life of a marketing manager in China

The librarian: fantastic adventures in the digital world

Marketing the library: using technology to increase visibility, impact and reader engagement

E-textbooks: opportunities, innovations, distractions and dilemmas

The students’ view: reports from the conference

Link resolvers and the serials supply chain: a research project sponsored by UKSG

The feasibility of developing and implementing journal usage factors: a research project sponsored by UKSG

A guide to UK consortia for publishers, content providers and subscription agents

The licensing battlefield: consortia as new middlemen between publishers, agents and libraries – a view from the Continent

How many journals do we have? An alternative approach to journal collection evaluation through local cited article analysis

Web 2.0 and Library 2.0: Subscription Agents Respond to New Technology, Trends and Opportunity

Bringing Chinese research to the world

Key issue: Automated Content Access Protocol (ACAP)

Profile: Christine Fyfe

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