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AGAINST THE GRAIN: June 2002 (v.14 # 3)

AGAINST THE GRAIN
v.14 # 3 June 2002 © Katina Strauch

 

ALA Annual Conference Issue

 Rumors1
 Deadlines6
 From Your Editor6
 Letters to the Editor6
   
 This issue Guest Edited by , Rick Lugg 
   
 The Amazon Effect
Rick Lugg and Ruth Fischer — Virtual Approval Plans, and the Changing Nature of Book Selection - These feature articles deal with library selectors.
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 ONIX
Michael Holdsworth — A Transforming Standard
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 The Virtual Selection Process
Ted Fons — The ILS Perspective
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 The Virtual Approval Shelf
Amy McColl and Amy Morrison, Eric Pumroy, Norm Medeiros, and Linda Bills — A Look Towards the Future?
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 The Decline of the Poultry Selector
Stephen Pugh — Thoughts on the Virtual Approval Plan
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 Op Ed - Opinions and Editorials
Allison P. Mays and Larry Madison — The Dueling Op Eds
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 Back Talk - Memory Lane (html | text)
Tony Ferguson — It's Budget Time!
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 John Kennerly
Library Director, McCain Library, Erskine College and Theological Seminary
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Edited by Barbara Dean Bdean@co.arlington.va.us
 Library Profile
Erskine College and Theological Seminary
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 From the Reference Desk
Tom Gilson — The Encyclopedia of Crime and Punishment; Oxford Companion to Twentieth Century British Policies; Martial Arts of the World: An Encyclopedia; and the Statistical Handbook on the World's Children are just some of the reference titles reviewed this month.
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 Book Reviews
Debbie Vaughn — Monographic Musings - In this issue, read about daily life throughout history, American musical theatre, and cozy politics.
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Edited by Bryan Carson, Bruce Strauch and Jack Montgomery
 Cases of Note
Bruce Strauch — Punitives Get Whacked
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 Questions and Answers
Laura Gasaway — Copyright Column, Can you send hyperlinks through email? This is just one of the questions Lolly answers this month.
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 Legally Speaking
Bryan Carson — I got you babe! The Sonny Bono Copyright Term Extension Act & Eldred v. Ashcroft
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 Fair Use or Foul Play
Norman Desmarais — Content owners have never felt comfortable with fair use and have tried to erode it.
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 Papa Lyman Remembers
Lyman Newlin — ABA/BEA - Then and Now
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 Reality Check
Edna and Earl Laughrey — What publications do librarians use to select material? We want to know!
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 And They Were There
Reports of Meetings - University of Oklahoma Libraries Conference by Linda K. Lewis and ALHHS 2002 Conference by Lucretia McClure.
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 Books Are Us
Anne Robichaux — Searching the Web for "librarians in fiction" resulted in several interesting Websites and also pointed to a bibliography of the same name!
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 Bet You Missed It
Pamela M. Rose — What do Disney movies and AOL Time Warner have in common? Read about it in this issue.
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 Library Marketplace
Neil Jaffe — Print on Demand (POD): An Important Step in the Change to a Digital Distribution Model for Books
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 Oregon Trails
Thomas Leonhardt — Readers, Authors, and Collectors
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 Issues in Vendor/Library Relations
Mark Sandler — What Movie Is This Anyway: La Dolce Vita or My Life as a Dog?
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 Short Subjects
Carolyn Morris — Psychology: This is a NEW COLUMN delineating particular disciplines in detail.
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 International Dateline
Anthony Watkinson — Big news in Europe and prospects of even greater consolidation among the big publishers.
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Edited by Sandra K. Paul and Albert Simmonds (SKP Associates)
 Group Therapy
Rosann Bazirjian and Kent Mulliner — Links to Fulltext Databases - Who and What?
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 Inside Pandora's Box
Michael Binder — The Development of the First PDA Library portal for Academic Libraries
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 Innovations
Norman Desmarais — 3-D Data Storage
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 Adventures in Librarianship
Ned Kraft — The Dixon Tapes: If you earned your MLS on or before 1972 you will certainly remember the Carpetgate affair that lead to the fall of Dr. Richard Dixon, the Dean of Darkmound University Library.
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 Charleston Conference - Call for papers
This year's theme "Two Faces Have I: One for Books and One for Bytes."
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