A Kaleidoscope of choices: Reshaping roles and opportunities for serialists, 9th Annual Conference June 2-5, 1994 University of British Columbia, Vancouver, B.C.
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Issues in Information Policy and Access
B. MacLennan
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Tunneling through Cyberspace in search of adventure: An introduction to Gopher
B. Landesman
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Digging your own den in Cyberspace: A Gopher Construction Kit
B. MacLennan
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Come into my Parlor, said the spider: World Wide Web and the Mosaic Interface
B. MacLennan
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Communicating with Lists: A beginners guide to Listservs and listprocs
L. Knapp
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Technological Change and its influence on the practice and role of Information Management
C. Jan Grycz
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R. Weber
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Reshaping the serials vendor industry
D. Tonkery
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Changing focus: Tomorrow's virtual library
N.C. Broering
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Getting past the rapids: Individuals and change
L. Moore
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Electronic Chemistry Journals: Elemental concerns
R. Entlich
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Adventures in Information Space: Biomedical discoveries in a molecular sequence milieu
M.S. Boguski
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Grabbing the bull by the tail: Holding on during change
M.E. Bloss
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Managing organizational change: The Harvard College Library experience
M.E. Clack
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Wanted: Information Manager, new roles for librarians and vendors
S. Cline Mckay
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From Earth to Ether: One publishers reincarnation
S. Lewis
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Library cultures in conflict: Exploring new roles for librarians
J.A. Van Reenen
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Understanding transition: The people side of managing change
J. Clarke
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S.A. Cady
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Tools for a new age: An overview
Regina R. Reynolds
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Getting the expert into the system: Expert sytems and cataloguing
P.J. Weiss
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Rethinking the workforce and workplace: Alternative ways of getting the job done
F. Hamilton
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The New World Order: Serials Management of Electronic Resources and Document Delivery
M. Edelman
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Kristine Smets
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